"Euler Taveira de Oliveira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In the pt_BR locale, the thousand separator is "". So it should return
The thousands separator in pt_BR is ".".
> 12345,670. Looking at the source, I saw that the test cases for locale
This s
t is so
important. You can use untrusted languages and save the compiled versions
outside of it (Java and Python can run from "compiled" code outside of the
database). All you need is to create a function that will "import" those
external modules and use them for the calcula
; Perhaps more to the point, how do these things act in Oracle?
> to_char is basically an Oracle-compatibility function so we should
> adopt their bugs :-(
I can't answer that... But my expectations are like Akio's.
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me.
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> I used ODBC Postgre SQL ANSI.
>
> Bruna Schio
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ome to psql 8.1.2 (server 8.2.3), the PostgreSQL interactive terminal.
> (snip)
... is 8.*1*.2, not 8.*2*.
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> > of psql.
>
> Works fine for me --- I can load either dump file into either version of
> psql.
>
> Maybe your test case involves letting Windows mangle the line endings?
Another things to pay attention: if the database is UTF-8, why is he
specifying LATIN1 on the com
Hi,
I was trying to check some permissions on functions and then I noticed
that there's no command in psql to show that information. I've tried
using "\z", "\df" and "\df+" without success on PostgreSQL 7.4.5.
It would be an interesting addition to have that, as we do have the
commands to show
"John R Pierce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I was trying to check some permissions on functions and then I noticed
>> that there's no command in psql to show that information. I've tried
>> using "\z", "\df" and "\df+" without success on PostgreSQL 7.4.5.
>> It would be an interesting addition
"Rodrigo Ferraz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello !
>
> My english is very bad.
>
> For instalation Postgres beta 8.0 in the Windows 2k Server, he is Controler
> Domain. Is not have account local !!!
>
> Please, Thank you...
If you write in Portuguese I can help translating to English.
"Rodrigo Ferraz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Olá !
>
> Preciso instalar o PostgreSql beta 8 para Windows em um computador Windows 2000
> server. Este computador é um controlador de comínio e não possui conta de
> usuário local. Como faço para instalar sem um usuário administrador local??
>
>
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