Re: [BUGS] Sugestion

2004-09-02 Thread Andreas Pflug
Julinho wrote: I would like to sugest a control panel ou icontray interface to postgre like service manager in MSSQL (icontray) or the Firebird Server manager (control panel). It would be very nice to control de service! I never understood what that tray icon should be good for (beyond filling u

[BUGS] Win32 deadlock detection not working for Postgres8beta1

2004-09-02 Thread Steve McWilliams
Hello, I am just starting to test out Postgres8 beta1 and notice that the deadlock detection mechanism is not working (under windows XP pro with service pack 1). I am using the version of Postgres built by the PGFoundry project, and have it installed as a service. To produce the bug I simply lau

Re: [BUGS] Win32 deadlock detection not working for Postgres8beta1

2004-09-02 Thread Tom Lane
"Steve McWilliams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I am just starting to test out Postgres8 beta1 and notice that the > deadlock detection mechanism is not working (under windows XP pro with > service pack 1). I am using the version of Postgres built by the > PGFoundry project, and have it installed

Re: [BUGS] Win32 deadlock detection not working for Postgres8beta1

2004-09-02 Thread Steve McWilliams
> "Steve McWilliams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> I am just starting to test out Postgres8 beta1 and notice that the >> deadlock detection mechanism is not working (under windows XP pro with >> service pack 1). I am using the version of Postgres built by the >> PGFoundry project, and have it in

Re: [BUGS] Sugestion

2004-09-02 Thread Gaetano Mendola
Andreas Pflug wrote: > Julinho wrote: > >> I would like to sugest a control panel ou icontray interface to >> postgre like service manager in MSSQL (icontray) or the Firebird >> Server manager (control panel). >> It would be very nice to control de service! > > > I never understood what that tray i

Re: [pgsql-hackers-win32] [BUGS] Win32 deadlock detection not working for Postgres8beta1

2004-09-02 Thread Tom Lane
"Magnus Hagander" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> A reasonable theory about this would be that the timer interrupt isn't >> firing. Does "statement_timeout" work either? > Bugger. I've found the reason for this - statement_timeout was also > broken. This was broken by the change of how signals are

Re: [pgsql-hackers-win32] [BUGS] Win32 deadlock detection not wor

2004-09-02 Thread Claudio Natoli
> Just outta curiosity, why wasn't that detected by the > regression tests? > There is a test that depends on statement_timeout working ... For the record, this was reported here a couple days after the plpgsql test was changed: http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-hackers/2004-08/msg00482.php