On Wed, 14 Oct 1998, Valerie Mates wrote:
> Hi -- I've been dabbling in PostgreSQL on and off for a few months now. At
> this point I can get it to do a number of neat things, but I've run into
> one that is a stumper.
>
> I'm looking for a way that my Perl program can look up the names of the
At 07:43 PM 10/14/98 -0400, Bruce Momjian wrote:
>> I thought for sure this was on the FAQ...
>> What you are looking for is the behavior of psql's \dt command.
>> You can look at the psql source to get the exact query, but it's
>> something like this:
>> SELECT * FROM pg_class
>> The \dt com
> I thought for sure this was on the FAQ...
> What you are looking for is the behavior of psql's \dt command.
> You can look at the psql source to get the exact query, but it's
> something like this:
> SELECT * FROM pg_class
> The \dt command filters out the system (WHERE rel_name NOT LIKE '
"Jackson, DeJuan" wrote:
> > I'm looking for a way that my Perl program can look up the names of
> > the
> > tables in a database. Is there a way to do this?
>
> I thought for sure this was on the FAQ...
Maybe it isn't yet, but it is in "Administrative Tasks" chapter of the users's manual
(alo
> Hi -- I've been dabbling in PostgreSQL on and off for a few months
> now. At
> this point I can get it to do a number of neat things, but I've run
> into
> one that is a stumper.
>
> I'm looking for a way that my Perl program can look up the names of
> the
> tables in a database. Is there a w
>This is an pgsql's old bug already reported by me.
>The problem is that you can't reproduce this behavior all the time.
>I have this bug also, but it appears only sometimes. It isn't danger
>only disquieting. ;-)
Yes, it doesn't interferes with my sleeping, but as that particular
table is growi
Hi -- I've been dabbling in PostgreSQL on and off for a few months now. At
this point I can get it to do a number of neat things, but I've run into
one that is a stumper.
I'm looking for a way that my Perl program can look up the names of the
tables in a database. Is there a way to do this? I'
I'm trying to establish a robust yet inexpensive method of updating an
online database (hopefully postgres) via a customer's database (Access).
The goal is to update the online database nightly via an ODBC connection.
My problem is that the customer's web site is on a virtual host, so I don't
rul
