Hi,
I am getting a PQExec error (backend closed channel) when I run this query.
delete from session where age('now',lastused) > '30 minutes'::timespan and
sessionid in (select session.sessionid from session,administration
where session.sessionid=administration.sessi
Hi,
I am getting a PQExec error when I run this query.
delete from a where age('now
To upgrade from 6.3.1 to 6.3.2 can I simply do a dumpall and then reload
the information back into psql to re-create? Or is it more complicated
than that?
I do not want any information to be lost. I am running the latest DBD/DBI
libraries so I assume I wouldn't have to recompile that or PHP or
Hi all,
I was just wondering if the IPv6 datatype has allready been
implemented on the current version of postgres.
Thanks,
Lorenzo Huerta
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when I compile postgres 6.3.2 under linux I have this error with "make all" and
"make install":
from make install:
/usr/lib/libreadline.a(terminal.o): In function `_rl_enable_meta_key':
terminal.o(.text+0x7ce): undefined reference to `tputs'
/usr/lib/libreadline.a(terminal.o): In function `_rl
I have been following the discussion about dropping a column with
interest, because I ran into this problem just last week. The table I
wanted to alter is very central in my database, and therefore has a lot of
foreign key triggers defined on it. Am I correct that the method suggested
in the FAQ
I am re-posting this query to the Interfaces and hackers mailing lists
with a little more information...
OS: HP_UX 10.2
Version of JDK : 1.1.5
Version of Postgres: 6.3.2
Date Style : ISO
I have a default record with a 'timestamp' field. Postgres saves 'epoch'
as the default value for this field
Hello,
I was wondering if there is any way to implement a binary number type and
allow binary math functions (xor, and, or, etc.) on that data in queries etc.
Specifically what I'm trying to do is store what departments an employee
works in (can be in multiple departments) and store that in a
Yes, you assume correctly. I have read the FAQ. The only problem is the
FAQ's answer is nice, short, and sweet, but does not have any good real
world examples or real details.. The only details it mentions is that
setting shared memory buffers too high can cause it to crash, and so forth.
What is
Hi.
I have a question regarding programming in C and postgreSQL.
Is there any way that I can save couple of results to one PGresult * ??
I got reply from some guys.. but...
Ok.. this is what I'm going to do..
I'm developing search engine.
Let's assume. If user enter for keywords like "Search En
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