> I have a 40 million record database (about 40GB and growing) and I
> notice that some of my multicolumn indices are beginning to approach
> 2GB on disk.
>
> Will there be any problems spanning the 32 bit limit here (a la tables
> in version 6.4)?
Please refer to the attached messages from [EMA
Folks,
I have a 40 million record database (about 40GB and growing) and I
notice that some of my multicolumn indices are beginning to approach
2GB on disk.
Will there be any problems spanning the 32 bit limit here (a la tables
in version 6.4)?
Thanks!
--Martin
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"Duncan Kinder" wrote:
>I have installed postgresql 6.5.1 on a Redhat Linux 5.2 box.
>
>As "postgres" I am able to create a database.
>
>However, when I type the command "createdb whatever" as dckinder, I receive
>the following response:
>
>"Connection to database 'templete1' faile
Duncan Kinder wrote:
> I have installed postgresql 6.5.1 on a Redhat Linux 5.2 box.
>
> As "postgres" I am able to create a database.
>
> However, when I type the command "createdb whatever" as dckinder, I receive
> the following response:
>
> "Connection to database 'templete1' failed
> FATAL 1:
As the postgres user run the program "createuser" It will ask fro a
username (dckinder) and some other things, including whether the user can
create a database. You can do the same thing by connecting to template1
with psql and using the CREATE USER command. (do \h CREATE USER from within
psql)
Yes, it's called "serial" IE:
create table my table (
ndx serial,
nametext
);
"serial" is just a shortcut that creates a "sequence" (a type that is
basically a counter) an sets the ndx field to be an int default
nextval('sequence_name') Read the FAQ for a better explan
Pgsql support autoincremental field like mysql ?
Thanks
I have installed postgresql 6.5.1 on a Redhat Linux 5.2 box.
As "postgres" I am able to create a database.
However, when I type the command "createdb whatever" as dckinder, I receive
the following response:
"Connection to database 'templete1' failed
FATAL 1: SetUserId: user 'dckinder' is not in
When I run regression tests on Postgres 6.5.1 installed on Redhat 5.2
I get the following results:
geometry, tinterval, and abstime fail. Numeric hangs; it gives no result.
There is some problem regarding the date, Sat Aug 15 10:17:28 2020
The expected vs. actual results are:
*** expect
At 09:44 +0300 on 15/08/1999, Jan Vicherek wrote:
> Q1: What is a good way to store this tree in ? (This is somewhat generic
> question, so it may be a good FAQ candidate.) I want SELECTs to be fast,
> and INSERTs/UPDATEs I don't care. Would making custom datatype help ? How?
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