At 02:21 AM 6/9/99 +0800, Vadim Mikheev wrote:
>Valerie Mates wrote:
>>
>> Hi -- Some clod turned off the power to my customer's computer -- a Linux
>> box with a Postgres server on it -- while it was running. Ever since then,
>> certain PostgreSQL queries have been very slow. We wonder how to
Okay, this one I can help with a bit better...
If I remember correctly, this one is hitting you:
-B n_buffers
n_buffers is the number of shared-memory buffers for
the postmaster to allocate and manage for the backend
server processes that it starts.
On a related note, Postgres 6.4.2 appears to function perfectly (I just
downloaded and installed, and haven't run into any problems yet). Thanks
again for any help,
Tony
At 09:52 AM 6/10/99 -0700, you wrote:
>I am in a similar position to the person below. I am trying to install
>Postgres 6.5b
I am in a similar position to the person below. I am trying to install
Postgres 6.5beta3 on a Solaris 7 machine (64-bit libraries installed) using
egcs-1.1.2 and receive the following when trying to run the 'postmaster -i'
command:
IpcMemoryCreate: shmget failed (Invalid argument) key=5432001,
s
Hi,
I finally finished my 1-byte bitmask type. You can even use it in btree
indexes now. It provides all the standard bit operations (& | ^ ~ << >>)
and I hope someone will find it useful. If anybody has any suggestions
for improvements or questions, please let me know. If it passes muste
On 10-Jun-99 Gerald Fiedler wrote:
> create table relation (S_ID int, M_ID int);
> insert into relation (2,1);
> insert into relation (4,1);
> insert into relation (1,2);
> insert into relation (3,2);
>
> will normalize your DB, so you don't need an array.
Yes, it sure will.
But only, I don't
