Yes, I have searched the archives, and searches for 'inet' or 'ilike' or
'inet+ilike' and 'inet&ilike' return 0 results each.
Have I missed something?
Regards,
DougW
On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 23:09, Douglas M. Westfall wrote:
> If PostgreSQL failed to compile on your computer or you found a bug tha
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If you not only found the problem
I was advised to send an e-mail after a discussion with neilc on
#postgresql.
The failure occurs randomly, never on the first time (at least that I've
seen) and usually only after doing a bunch of other stuff first (big
joins, views, etc). In one case, the backend terminated and restarted,
this ha
Version: Release 7.4 (production)
Error message: psql: FATAL: unrecognized configuration parameter
"show_statement_stats"
This is reproducible if start the engine with option "-o -s". (defined in
src/backend/tcop/postgres.c)
My command to start engine is:
nohup /app/pgsql/7.4/bin/postmaster -
jerry wrote:
> I shortened the error msg to fit it into the subject box.
>
> I just completed a fresh install (not upgrade) of MDK 9.2 onto a 1.0 GHz
> Athlon with 512 MB of RAM. The PostgreSQL 7.3.4 RPMs were installed when
> I did the MDK 9.2 install, which also created the postgres account.
>
Hello, i have a problem related to the partition
memory where postgres is installed, this has increased so much that the
partition is full and postgres can not start up. The message postmaster
sends when i want to restart is insuficient disk space. Do you know if postgres
uses some disk spac
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 14:50:24 -0500, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> Anyway, what did you want it to output? "AAA hey"? We could do
> that, but I assume most people wouldn't expect that output?
I certainly depends on their background. Personally, the padding
characteristics of the CHAR type was one
jerry wrote:
> jerry wrote:
>
>> I shortened the error msg to fit it into the subject box.
>>
>> I just completed a fresh install (not upgrade) of MDK 9.2 onto a 1.0 GHz
>> Athlon with 512 MB of RAM. The PostgreSQL 7.3.4 RPMs were installed when
>> I did the MDK 9.2 install, which also created
Theodore Petrosky wrote:
> So, I was logged on as postgres. but there is no
> database called 'postgres' (or maybe I don't
> understand the internals). Keep in mind that I am only
> looking for understanding of the process... and I want
> to make sure that doing this doesn't create problems
> late
Subject: PostgreSQL Patch: Modified Test-and-set
routine for HP-UX (IA-64) specifically for the HP-C compiler
With reference to Tom Lane's response to our previous patch request
(at
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-bugs/2003-10/msg00149.php)this
is a modified and more focussed patch re
I shortened the error msg to fit it into the subject box.
I just completed a fresh install (not upgrade) of MDK 9.2 onto a 1.0 GHz
Athlon with 512 MB of RAM. The PostgreSQL 7.3.4 RPMs were installed when I
did the MDK 9.2 install, which also created the postgres account.
The 'short version' for
Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Fetter) writes:
>> I've written a little hack, here included, which is supposed to find
>> whether a user is in a group. I'd intended to do a PERFORM instead of
>> SELECT INTO, but PERFORM appears to set FOUND to true no matter what.
>
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