On Thu, Dec 23, 2004 at 11:23:30PM +0100, Együd Csaba (Freemail) wrote:
Együd,
> Sorry for misspelling your name. It is almost midnight here...
Ah, never mind! I don't really care that much about it ...
> So Dear Alvaro, [is it ok? :)]
Well, not completely, because it's really Álvaro, though I don't use
that form because of issues with email headers (maybe I should); but
I don't think it's that important anyway.
> This table is updated (not inserted... just updated) by another server in
> every minutes. The procedure creates a few (configurable number of) empty
> minutes in advance as a placeholder for the coming measured values. If there
> are no empty minute records the value is lost.
> If the db server is off for a long time, the minutes must be created
> backwards too to avoid the holes. This situation is where many thousands of
> records must be inserted at once.
Oh, certainly you can't do that with an SRF. It seems a weird strategy
to me anyway. Not sure why you need the placeholders instead of just
inserting the measured values, but what do I know of your situation ...
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Huh, are you aware that your mail server insert several of these little
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Alvaro Herrera (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>)
"Hoy es el primer día del resto de mi vida"
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