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thread by: Gregory S. Williamson |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Csaba Nagy
This is postgres 7.4 on a linux box ...
I have driven myself to distraction trying to what ought to be easy.
I have a table with house number, street direction, street name and street suffix as 4 columns. I want to paste them together as one text string for use by another application.
SELECT s_house,s_post_dir,s_street,s_suffix FROM...
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thread by: Bob Powell |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Peter Eisentraut
Hello everyone:
I am attempting to upgrade from 7.2 to 7.4 Postgresql. I have
successfully installed 7.4 and am attempting to use the pgdump from 7.2
for 7.4. I'm having only one slight error that I would like some help
with.
I create both the pgsql and pltcl languages. I get two messages that I
don't understand. The first is a...
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thread by: stefari |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Tom Lane
Hi all,
I have to develop an embedded database with PostgreSQL.
I have a Linux Distribuction that works only in single user mode as root.
The postmaster daemon starts only if I 'm not root user.
Do you have a solution for this problem ??
Thanks.
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thread by: Bruno Wolff III |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Tom Lane
Recently there has been some discussion about attaching a timezone to
a timestamp and some other discussion about including a 'day' part
in the interval type. These two features impact each other, since
if you add a 'day' to a timestamp the result can depend on what timezone
the timestamp is supposed to be in. It probably makes more sense to...
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thread by: Alex P |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Csaba Nagy
Hi,
i would like to check for a given query (insert, update, delete) if
there is a key or constraint violation which prevents the query from
being executed.
Is such a feature implemented in the perl or java drivers?
If so, could anyone point to a list of available return codes?
Thanks
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thread by: Antony Paul |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Tk421
Hi all,
What are the characters used for pattern matching with PostgreSQL
7.3. I know it is using % and _ . Any other characters ?.
rgds
Atnony Paul
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thread by: Nathan Mealey |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Joel
I am trying to install PostgreSQL on OS X 10.3, using the package from
Entropy.ch. The installation instructions there, as well as anywhere
else I have seen them on the net, say to create a user (using the
System Preferences pane) with a shortname "postgres". The problem is,
this user already exists in my netinfo database/domain, and so I...
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thread by: Mike Cox |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Mike Cox
Hi.
As most of you know, comp.databases.postgresql.general is a wonderful
resource. What you may not know is that it has not gone through a
process that would enable it to be listed on hundreds of usenet
servers worldwide by default.
Normally groups that are under the comp.* hierarchy go through a
something called RFD and CFV. ...
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thread by: Jim Strickland |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Timothy Perrigo
We currently are running a data intensive web service on a Mac using 4D.
The developers of our site are looking at converting this web service to
PostgreSQL. We will have a backup of our three production servers at our
location. The developers are recommending that I purchase a 2GHz Dual
Processor G5 with between 2GB and 4 GB RAM. They say...
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thread by: David Parker |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Tom Lane
I would like to be able to truncate all of the tables in a schema without worrying about FK constraints. I tried issuing a "SET CONSTRAINTS ALL DEFERRED" before truncating, but I still get constraint errors. Is there a way todo something like:
1) disable all constraints
2) truncate all tables
3) re-enable all constraints
?
In the slony...
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thread by: Ed L. |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Vivek Khera
What is the conventional wisdom about routine reindexing with 7.4.6 and 8.0?
Is it still considered an important maintenance task? If so, how
frequently is it needed?
Ed
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thread by: Leo Martin Orfei |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Thomas F.O'Connell
Hi,
Anybody know/have functions or package to create text
file from postgres function?
I want to execute a function to take some fields from
a table and save it in a text file (or xml format).
I need function like:
createfile(filename);
appendtofile(filename,text);
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thread by: Kari Lavikka |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Kari Lavikka
Hi!
I have to select a random row from a table where primary key isn't
continuous (some rows have been deleted). Postgres just seems to do
something strange with my method.
--
-- Use the order by desc limit 1 -trick to get maximum value
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CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION max_uid() RETURNS int4 AS
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thread by: Joe Maldonado |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Richard Huxton
Hello all,
I have a few somewhat simple questions....
Does the postmaster vacuum it's internal (pg_*) tables?
if not
what is the best way to vacuum them without having to vacuum the
entire db?
and how often is this recommended to be done?
Thanks,
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thread by: Tatsuo Ishii |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Tatsuo Ishii
People,
I will visit Seoul, Korea to attend "3rd Northeast Asia OSS Promotion
Forum" from Dec 1st to Dec 5th. I would like to meet with someone from
Korean PostgreSQL community. Please let me know if you are interested
in.
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Tatsuo Ishii
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thread by: Edmund Lian |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Michael Glaesemann
I am running a web-based accounting package (SQL-Ledger) that supports
multiple languages on PostgreSQL. When a database encoding is set to
Unicode, multilingual operation is possible.
However, when a user's input language is set to say English, and the
user enters data such as "79", the data that is sent back to PostgreSQL
for storage is...
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thread by: Ed L. |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Tom Lane
While dealing with filesystem bloat issues, I found a large file
named 43710738, recently updated and sitting in one of my
database directories,
$ ls -lh ../../../data/base/11259315/43710738
-rw------- 1 dba dba 1016M Nov 3 17:05 ../../../data/base/11259315/43710738
.... with no corresponding entry that I can find in...
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thread by: Reynard Hilman |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Tom Lane
Hi,
Is there a way to translate information in pg_xlog files to a more
readable format?
Basically we have someone accidentally emptied a text column containing
quite a large amount of text, and unfortunately have no backups. I know
the pg_xlog is for WAL, and probably is not the proper way to restore a
lost data. but I find some of the...
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thread by: Patrick Hatcher |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Franco Bruno Borghesi
Is there a function that will give me the number of months, as an
integer, in Pg 7.4.x? I found the date_trunc function but that will
return text and I didn't see anything else?
I have this, but didn't want to duplicate the work if it wasn't necessary:
(date_part('Year', CURRENT_DATE) -date_part('Year', SOMEDATE)) * 12...
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thread by: Patrick Hatcher |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Patrick Hatcher
Is there a function that will give me the number of months, as an
integer, in Pg 7.4.x? I found the date_trunc function but that will
return text and I didn't see anything else?
I have this, but didn't want to duplicate the work if it wasn't necessary:
(date_part('Year', CURRENT_DATE) -date_part('Year', SOMEDATE)) * 12...
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thread by: Reynard Hilman |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Reynard Hilman
Hi,
Is there a way to translate information in pg_xlog files to a more
readable format?
Basically we have someone accidentally emptied a text column containing
quite a large amount of text, and unfortunately have no backups. I know
the pg_xlog is for WAL, and probably is not the proper way to restore a
lost data. but I find some of the...
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thread by: Tk421 |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Joe Conway
I'm looking for a function that returns a md5 encryption for postgreSQL 7.3.4
I've found that this function exists on version 7.4, but I have had problems installing it on my Windows XP with Cygwin, so I need to found it for version 7.3
Anyone can help me?
Sorry about my english, i'm spanish
Víctor Robador Capel
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thread by: Carlos Ojea Castro |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Uwe C. Schroeder
Hello:
I'm trying to use kylix3 and postgresql 7.4.1.
My distro was Debian Woody, kernel 2.20.
I make the link /usr/local/pgsql/lib/libpq.so pointing to libpq.so.2.2
and connection with my database get fine.
But now, using Debian Sarge Testing, kernel 2.4.27 (I tried also with
kernel 2.6.8-1) that link don't make things work anymore, I...
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thread by: Jim Strickland |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Jim Strickland
We currently are running a data intensive web service on a Mac using 4D.
The developers of our site are looking at converting this web service to
PostgreSQL. We will have a backup of our three production servers at our
location. The developers are recommending that I purchase a 2GHz Dual
Processor G5 with between 2GB and 4 GB RAM. They say...
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thread by: Tk421 |
last post Nov 23 '05 by: Tk421
I'm looking for a function that returns a md5 encryption for postgreSQL 7.3.4
I've found that this function exists on version 7.4, but I have had problems installing it on my Windows XP with Cygwin, so I need to found it for version 7.3
Anyone can help me?
Sorry about my english, i'm spanish
Víctor Robador Capel
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