Tom,
> It might be worth absolut-izing this path in initdb before it's
> passed down, but I can't get exceedingly excited about it.
Well, once again let me check the docs to make sure people are warned about
this
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Josh Berkus
Aglio Database Solutions
San Francisco
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Josh Berkus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> It might be worth absolut-izing this path in initdb before it's
>> passed down, but I can't get exceedingly excited about it.
> Well, once again let me check the docs to make sure people are warned about
> this
Why would it matter? I don't think I
Tom,
> Why would it matter? I don't think I've ever once had occasion to use
> the -L switch in initdb, because it figures it out just fine for itself.
> People who are using it should be wizardly enough to know about the
> chdir.
Oh. Then I have a different bug to report, because INITDB for Su
Josh Berkus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Oh. Then I have a different bug to report, because INITDB for Sunday's CVS
> would not run without the -L option.
Well, that does deserve investigation. But I've been initdb'ing
frequently and not noticed any problems. What configure switches
did you u
Tom,
> Well, that does deserve investigation. But I've been initdb'ing
> frequently and not noticed any problems. What configure switches
> did you use exactly? Did you try to move the installation tree
> after configure?
My only configure switch was --prefix=/usr/local/pg80b
I did not move t
Tom,
> Well, that does deserve investigation. But I've been initdb'ing
> frequently and not noticed any problems. What configure switches
> did you use exactly? Did you try to move the installation tree
> after configure?
Here's the issue: if you start initdb from a directory other than PGBASE
Josh Berkus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Here's the issue: if you start initdb from a directory other than PGBASE, you
> can run into trouble:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/pg80b/bin> ./initdb -D ../data
> initdb: file "/usr/local/pg80b/bin/share/postgresql/postgres.bki" does not
> exist
Actua
Why don't we just throw an error if it isn't an abolute path name,
rather than failing in a weird way?
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Josh Berkus wrote:
> Tom,
>
> > Well, that does deserve investigation. But I've been initdb'ing
> > frequently and
After all that about numbering centuries and millenia correctly,
why does CVS tip still give me
regression=# select extract(century from now());
date_part
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20
(1 row)
[ ... looks in code ... ]
Apparently it's because you fixed only timestamp_part, and not
timestamptz_part.
Hello,
Testing out beta version of 8.0 on XP Pro. I am trying to use psql to restore a dump
of my database (prod. version runs under cygwin).
Whenever I execute psql the password prompt is displayed and skipped right over which
results in the command failing. psql.exe mydb < c:\mybackup file
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