It seems to be the same for me...
But I can see "tasks" table after restarting of psql,
so it doesn't crash the data files.
What can be usefull is the messages in the server.log file:
Too Large Allocation Request ... File: mcxt.c Line: 232
I don't know the code of PG, but we can ask PG "gurus"
Hi,
I managed to recreate a simple example that's crashing postgres. I am
running on a DEC Alpha with Digital Unix Version 4.0d and Postgres
3.2. I tried this example several times, on several databases and it
crashes every time. We also re-built Postgres and still did not work.
Here's the ex
Sorry,
Another piece of useful information on my previous posting is that
removing the default from all the fields in the table seems to solve the
problem.
Thank you.
George K.
Thanks for your responses to my question about the
price of using PostgreSQL.
Glenn
Hi there,
I'm using LibPQ from C++ to access a database and I am doing an update
on a table with two primary keyes but my where clause is only using one
of these keys. I am somehow corrupting the database and after that, the
backend dies every time I try to access that table. Any ideas on what
> Does PostgreSQL support full text search?
>
>
6.4, beta September 1, will have a contrib module to do just that.
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Does PostgreSQL support full text search?
Hi,
I just tried to create a functional index on a varchar column, which
failed, cos lower() is not defined on varchars. I guess it's only
supported for text columns (aren't they treated the same way internally?).
So, I figured, let's cast the varchar to a text type:
create index product_arti
I know this question could sound silly,
but it is possible to use postgresql with a DOS
Client ?
I was looking for a solution for old machine still working
!
Regards
Alfio MANTINEO
