Ian Grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm using V 7.0 on a Linux machine and I believe I have found a bug in the
> large object interface provided by libpq.
Thank you for the carefully developed test case. The bug is actually
in the backend, not in libpq: there's an ancient hack in inv_write
Hi All,
I have some problem with inet type on PostgreSQL-7.0 (FreeBSD
3.4-STABLE)
Table "ipaddresses"
Attribute | Type | Modifier
--+-+
sysname | text| not null
index| integer | not null
Thanks. I will back-patch these in to 7.0.X.
> I'm the one who posted this question and also posted the patch to fix it.
> Thanks for including it. The version of the JDBC driver in the cvs fixes
> all the problems I know of regarding indexing (I re-wrote
> absolute). Absolute and relative do
I'm the one who posted this question and also posted the patch to fix it.
Thanks for including it. The version of the JDBC driver in the cvs fixes
all the problems I know of regarding indexing (I re-wrote
absolute). Absolute and relative do not work properly in the 7.0 driver.
Thanks,
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Hello,
This is a report on my attempts to install unixODBC (1.8.9) and postgres
odbc driver on IRIX 6.5.7 64bit using the native compiler. There are a
number of changes that were necessary to be made on both the
configuration files and source to get it to compile. patches are
attached. some of
Backed out.
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> I just looked at this yesterday and I wonder why one would want to do
> this. The libpgtcl build works perfectly fine and it doesn't even link
> with tcl, so there's little reason to "integrate the tcl-spec" into
> things. The only t
I will back it out then.
> Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I am happy to back it out. Comments? [Let me give the author time to
> > respond.]
>
> >> I just looked at this yesterday and I wonder why one would want to do
> >> this. The libpgtcl build works perfectly fine and it doe
Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am happy to back it out. Comments? [Let me give the author time to
> respond.]
>> I just looked at this yesterday and I wonder why one would want to do
>> this. The libpgtcl build works perfectly fine and it doesn't even link
>> with tcl, so there's
Added to TODO list:
* BSD/OS does not support locale because there is no LC_MESSAGES
I have contacted BSDI support about the problem.
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> Do we know anybody with BSDI 4.1? LC_MESSAGES may have made it into that
> release, though I have no
I am happy to back it out. Comments? [Let me give the author time to
respond.]
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> I just looked at this yesterday and I wonder why one would want to do
> this. The libpgtcl build works perfectly fine and it doesn't even link
> with tcl, so there
Hi,
I sent this message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] a couple of weeks ago and I
got an automated response from [EMAIL PROTECTED] indicating that I'd
been subscribed to this list, but I've not seen any traffic from it all since
then. Either there are really very few bugs in PostgreSQL (congratulation
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