> OK, let's discuss this. How does this affect us? With all three
> releasing around the same time, they really dilute themselves. I can't
> imagine most people trying more than one of the commercial alternatives.
I offer myself up as a case study...
I will likely use Oracle (or one of the ot
On Tue, 21 Jul 1998, Matt McClure wrote:
> You can insert the graphic file by declaring the type to be OID and using
> lo_import().
That sounds like it might work. I'll give it a try. However, the
graphics I'm going to be inserting are not very large, like 50 to
100k, I'd like to be able to do i
Hi all,
I've a function who retrieves multiple columns:
CREATE FUNCTION myfunc() RETURNS SETOF mytable
AS 'SELECT a,b,c FROM mytable;' LANGUAGE 'sql';
When I call it, I cannot retrieve all columns without
executing 3 times the function.
select myfunc() does not work
select a(myfunc()), b(myf
Hello all,
Can a bitmap graphic file (say a GIF, JPEG, or EPS) be stored
into a PostgreSQL table? If so, how? What field type should I set up
in the table and how do I insert the graphic file?
Thanks.
--Dan
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Daniel G.
Hi
I am new to Postgres. I am trying to load a C function in Postgres under
Red Hat Linux.
I compile using
gcc -I$PGROOT -I$PGROOT/include -I$PGROOT/src/include -c phone.c
to produce the object file 'phone.o'
Then I link using
ld -Bdynamic -o phone.so phone.o -lc
to produce the shared object 'p
Hi,
I sent a few e-mail's to the discussion list but I havent't
got any response. Could you tell me if you received any
of my e-mail's (I asked about inner and outer join).
Regards
przemol
