The "absolute" method is called by the relative method to change the
cursor position. However, I noticed that absolute does not change
current_row, it only loads the data.
Shoudn't absolute contain the following line :
current_row=index;
You also need to remove the condition causing the procedure to return
falsi if index==0. I've changed it in my code, and it fixed a few bugs
that were cropping up.
Travis Bauer | CS Grad Student | IU |www.cs.indiana.edu/~trbauer
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Nishad PRAKASH writes:
> In psql, when connected to template1 as the postgres superuser, the
> \df function complains about some memory allocation problem.
The \d series of psql commands are really just shortcuts for various SQL
queries to the system catalogs. Start psql with the -E option to se
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
> The \d series of psql commands are really just shortcuts for various SQL
> queries to the system catalogs. Start psql with the -E option to see them.
> Therefore it is unlikely that this behaviour is entirely localized at
> these functions. Have y
Nishad PRAKASH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I compiled 7.0 with locale support, recode, and multibyte options all
> enabled. In the postgres (db superuser) .cshrc, I had set LC_CTYPE to
> "en_US". This was the problem. When I would start postmaster and run
> anything that involved a regexp (a
> First of all, this was not a Postgres bug but a configuration mistake on
> my part. I had been meaning to write back to the list explaining what
> really happened:
>
> I compiled 7.0 with locale support, recode, and multibyte options all
> enabled. In the postgres (db superuser) .cshrc, I had
