[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> My first and only complaint is the recent modification to the action
> pg_atoi( ) takes on empty string sets. (7.3 modification).
> If possible, could we rollback this change on 7.4 with maybe a compilation
> option?
Now that we've bitten the bullet of making it do w
[Mahesh-Ss-Computer:~] ampleuser%
/Library/PostgresqL/bin/pg_ctl -D
/users/ampleuser/data -l logfile start
postmaster successfully started
Postgres will actually be spitting the error to a file called
"logfile", while saying it was successful to STDOUT. Your error is in
there.
Alex
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alex a
PG Development Team,
I would first like to commend all of you on the fantastic
service you provide the general public.
My first and only complaint is the recent modification to
the action pg_atoi( ) takes on empty
string sets. (7.3 modification).
If possible, could we rollba
Dear sir,
Sir last one week i am try to install PostgreSQL in
Mac os x 10.2 .I dowm loaded PostgreSQL 7.3 from net
and i installed it in 'ampleuser', my login (in
dir:Library/PostgreSQL).
After that i set the paths in follwing manner.And it
successfully starting the postmaster also.But when
Thanks for the quick response! I
haven't had a chance to test the patch yet (this is being built by an automated
system, so hand-patching is a bit tough, but I'll adapt the patch to apply
cleanly when I have some spare time... or just upgrade to the latest
version), but I just wanted you to know
> "Donald Fraser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > What would be nice is when you don't specify a default on the view, the
default
> > from the table is used.
>
> What table? You seem to have an extremely narrow-minded concept of what
> a view is.
>
> regards, tom lane
In the above I was referring
"Donald Fraser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What would be nice is when you don't specify a default on the view, the default
> from the table is used.
What table? You seem to have an extremely narrow-minded concept of what
a view is.
regards, tom lane
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> "Donald Fraser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I have a major problem with DEAFAULT values:
>
> Consider attaching a default to the view column. As-is, its default
> is NULL (and I can't see any good argument for the factory default
> being anything else).
What would be nice is when you don't
