> Of course, this only holds for the very relaxed definition of open
> source. RMS would/will be using this as a clear example of MS destroying
> open source and the weakness of the general open source movement when it
> fails to emphasise freedom.
He's already said that GitHub isn't appropriate
> Sourceforge seems to be out of favor, too, so are there any open source
> platforms that provide services that sourceforge and github do?
In a word: GitLab!
Pól...
> Rich
> Microsoft has bought GitHub for $7.5 billion, is this a threat to the open
> source community?
Only to the extent that GitHub was a threat before this. They never
embraced Open Source!
They cynically portrayed themselves as the developer's best pal when,
in fact, they are/were nothing more and
Hi again, and thanks for your efforts on my behalf!
> WITH num AS
> (
>SELECT count (*) as cnt1 FROM v1
> ),
> div AS
> (
>SELECT count (*) as cnt2 FROM v2
> )
> SELECT (num.cnt1::numeric/div.cnt2)
> From num cross join div;
I've tried running this code 4 different ways and none of th
Hi and grazie for your reply!
> If it's not an excercise, I think you don't need them
Not an exercise - I have to use the VIEW though - this was only a
sample. In real life the VIEW is trickier!
> select (select count(*) from t1) / (select count(*) from t2)::float
Looks as if the CAST was pa
Hi, and thanks for taking the trouble to reply!
> WITH num AS
> (
> SELECT count (*) as cnt1 FROM v1
> ),
> div AS
> (
> SELECT count (*) as cnt2 FROM v2
> )
> SELECT (num.cnt1::numeric/div.cnt2);
I get this error
ERROR: missing FROM-clause entry for table "num"
LINE 9: SELECT (num.cnt1::n
Hi all,
I have a problem that I just can't seem to solve:
I want to divide the count of one table by the count of another -
seems simple enough!
I created simple VIEWs with counts of the tables, but I just can't
grasp the logic!
DDL and DML (simplified) at the bottom of post.
I tried various c
Hi all,
I have a problem that I just can't seem to solve:
I want to divide the count of one table by the count of another -
seems simple enough!
I created simple VIEWs with counts of the tables, but I just can't
grasp the logic!
DDL and DML (simplified) at the bottom of post.
I tried various c
Hi and thanks for replying,
> I tend to install ICUs versions into their own directories rather
> than /usr/local, and use Debian rather than Fedora, but you
> might try PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig
I have figured it out. It all boils down to
actually taking the time and effort to R
Hi again,
As a followup - I ran this command (do I need to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH?)
[pol@polhost /]$ sudo find . -name "icu*" | grep -v Downloads | more
And got:
./usr/local/sbin/icupkg
./usr/local/bin/icuinfo
./usr/local/bin/icu-config
./usr/local/lib/icu
./usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/icu-io.pc
>> On which platform and/or distribution are you trying the code
>> compilation?
> sorry about that - it's Linux Fedora 28, 64 bit Intel X86_64 - Samsung
> laptop, 8GB RAM, quad-core.
PostgreSQL 10.4 also.
Pól...
Hi, and thanks for responding,
>> I'm having problems compiling PostgreSQL.
> On which platform and/or distribution are you trying the code
> compilation?
Ooops!
sorry about that - it's Linux Fedora 28, 64 bit Intel X86_64 - Samsung
laptop, 8GB RAM, quad-core.
Please don't hesitate to ask s
Hi all,
I'm having problems compiling PostgreSQL.
I can run "make" no problem with this command
./configure --prefix=/home/pol/Downloads/sware/db/pg/inst
--mandir=/home/pol/Downloads/sware/db/pg/inst/man
--docdir=/home/pol/Downloads/sware/db/pg/inst/doc --enable-nls
--with-python --with-openssl
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