> There doesn't seem to be a way to turn this off except by explicitly
> editing the SQL statement to remove the ASC clause. Can we have it not
> enabled by default or if we must -- allow this to be unchecked.
Thanks, Rigina.
The PostgreSQL documentation mentioned:
For index methods that support
Hi
my name is Chris I have been asked to create a data base with apache,
php, postgreSQL.
now so far hi been able to get apache and php to work with each other
but I spent the last few day trying to combind mysql and postgresql
with the apache. I fresh out of ideas.
when installing postgresql
I see that the new version of PgAdmin now automatically puts in for
CREATE INDEX a
the new NULLS FIRST / LAST clause for PostgreSQL 8.4.
Unfortunately when you try to use this for a gist index -- it generates
something like this
CREATE INDEX mytable_idx_the_geom
ON mytable USING gist (poi_geo
