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Sorry, I forgot to say that functions output
that string, but the function executes perfectly.
For example:
createdb -U kuaimare dbkuaima
could not find a "createdb" to
execute
Password:
CREATE DATABASE
And the database (or the query, or the data
dump, etc.) executes perfectly, but with the string:
could not find a "functionname" to
execute
withing the function execution
output.
----- Mensaje original -----
Enviado: Jueves, 30 de Diciembre de 2004 23:45
Asunto: Wrong messages running on Windows Hi! I've been using the
PostgreSQL database in Windows since the Beta2-dev3, and it had a bug I didn't
report. I've just downloaded the rc2, and uninstalled my previous version,
and installed the newest one, and it still have the same bug.
When executing the command
line functions psql, pg_dump, createuser, createdb, dropuser, dropdb, they
output a message in the format:
could not find a
"functionname" to execute
where functionname is the name
of the function i'm using.
Hope you can help me with this "bug" (if it is), so PostgreSQL can
continue improving.
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Elvis E. Henríquez
A.
P.S.: I'm running Windows 2000
Professional with Service Pack 4, with all critical updates installed. My OS
version is in Spanish (and most of my software too). My computer is an
Intel Celeron 600 MHz, 256 MB RAM, 40 GB HDD (with 4 partitions, all in
NTFS).
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