I am running postgres 7.1 version on a Mips platform running Linux (2.4.17sb20020611
version).
The postgres source is compiled with Montevista cross compiler (gcc version 3.0.1) for
the mips platform.
Postgres is throwing following exception when a record is inserted with int8 datatype.
Note
Hi,
i am new to linux. so I want to install postgress in windows.
please please tell me the steps/ procedure to install postgress in
windows 2000. i have downloaded cygwin, tcl84b1.. in search of an
way to install postgress in windows.
I work mostly on php / mysql and theres no prob with worki
Hi,
I created a view with this SQL:
create view category_type
as
select l1.id as cat_id, l1.description as cat_desc,l2.id as cat_typ_id,
l2.description as cat_type_desc,p.id as link_id
from levels l1
join product_category p on p.category = l1.id
and p.category
Blah. Yeah, I muffed that--don't use a colon.
Regarding Bruce's comment, you wouldn't think they're still around, but this is what
/bin/sh does on Tru64 5.1. (5.1 is almost the latest version; there's a 5.1a.)
Mike
> -Original Message-
> From: Tom Lane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> S
Bradley Kieser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When I run it, it returns 36 rows.
> Now, if I cut and paste simply the SELECT part and run it, I get the
> correct number of rows, 170.
If you can reproduce this on something more recent than 7.1, I'd
appreciate seeing a complete (self-contained) ex
PostgreSQL 7.2.1 / SUSE Linux
8.0
According to the output of "pg_ctl --help",
the -w option (lowercase)
should force the frontend to wait until the postmaster's startup completes.
Instead it prompts for a password, as with the (-W)
option (uppercase).
Ommiting the option, the frontend stil
I didn't see any follow-up to this bug. The problem is that the
"datetime"/"timestamp" functions do not calculate the date from the
seconds since the unix epoch correctly. In bug #695, Tom Lane states that
the "timestamp" type is moving in the direction of timestamp without
timezone. It appear
"Niranjan Shivaratri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am running postgres 7.1 version on a Mips platform running Linux (2.4.17sb20020611
>version).
> The postgres source is compiled with Montevista cross compiler (gcc version 3.0.1)
>for the mips platform.
In a cross-compilation setup you'll p
WARNING: Not sure if what I am about to describe is a bug.
The PostgreSQL 7.2.1 Documentation for VACUUM says:
"VACUUM FULL does more extensive processing, including moving of tuples
across blocks to try to compact the table to the minimum number of disk blocks."
Does above quote expla