ns that is stopping our company
from using postgres for most of our internal projects - I am basically
the only one with a real knowledge (and even that is stretching the
truth somewhat!) of the *nix command line and no one at all knows
about cron and whatnot.
Just some thought
As an aside, Vivekananda, your questions (all of the recent ones) belong on the
pgsql maillist
and not on the pgadmin maillist and you shouldn't be emailing the
pgadmin owner as well.
And he probably shouldn't be posting html either!
;-)
Antoine
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> )
> WITHOUT OIDS;
> ALTER TABLE etape OWNER TO "PRODUCTION";
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> ROLLBACK;
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> Then when you're happy, just change the ROLLBACK to COMMIT.
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> Regards, Dave.
>
I thought it had to be something silly like that - thanks for the advice!
Cheers
Ant
te a inséré une ligne d'OID 0.
ERROR: syntax error at or near "numeric" at character 45
Could it be an encoding issue? That pgadmin doesn't like code from a copy paste?
Cheers
Antoine
On 06/04/06, Dave Page wrote:
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> On 6/4/06 21:30, "Antoine" <[EM
nd paste a create table into a psql console on my remote
postgres server!
Can someone give me some idea of what is happening here?
Cheers
Antoine
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Hi,
It seems like pgadmin is trying to get the entire contents of a table
when opening a table browser - is this right? We have a table with
well over a million rows and, well, this is not good!
Cheers
Antoine
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remember the name) and then you can access pgadmin?
Cheers
Antoine
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Hi,I know you probably get this sort of comment all the time... but I'm going to make it anyway :-). I have managed to get postgres firmly on the radar in our company, and I am pretty sure that all new db projects (that don't absolutely have to be without a server process...) we do will be postgres
