On Tue, 9 Nov 1999, Darvin Zuch wrote:
> Good Morning All!
>
> Really simple question.
> I put in the following command and I get a parse error but when I get rid of
> the optional TEMP it works okay. The docs seem to say this is how its done.
>
> gammamatrix=> CREATE TEMP TABLE Start (VatiI
i'm getting the following error on one of my tables:
error: SQL: FETCH FORWARD 500 IN cur_NON_110916;
error: database (7) ERROR: cannot read block 122600 of gt
there are no messages from the OS about disk read failures.
this is postgres-6.5.2 on FreeBSD-3.3-STABLE
--
[ Jim Mercer
On Tue, 9 Nov 1999, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> > Without these patches, pgsql will not run out of the box on
> > Linux/Alpha. Hopefully it will in 7.0 a few (?) months from now.
>
> Why don't we apply this to 6.5.*.
Not to sound annoyed here (long, long day), but we have been down
this
> On Tue, 9 Nov 1999, Bruce Momjian wrote:
>
> > > Without these patches, pgsql will not run out of the box on
> > > Linux/Alpha. Hopefully it will in 7.0 a few (?) months from now.
> >
> > Why don't we apply this to 6.5.*.
>
> Not to sound annoyed here (long, long day), but we have bee
> Yea, run over to http://www.rkirkpat.net/software/ (my site) and
> grab the Linux/Alpha patches for 6.5.2. They apply cleanly to the 6.5.3
> tarball, and when compiled, produce binaries that work great. Either that,
> or go to http://www.ramifordistat.net/postgres/ and grab the SRPM and
>
On Mon, 8 Nov 1999, Fabrice Scemama wrote:
> I'm currently trying to install Postgres 6.5.3 on my Alpha ev56
> proc. I'm using gcc 2.95.2, and this is a glibc 2.1.2 system (RH6).
> Everything's brand new, so as to maximize chances (hope).
> I've configured --with-template=linux_alpha, and the mak
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> Good Morning All!
>
> Really simple question.
> I put in the following command and I get a parse error but when I get rid of
> the optional TEMP it works okay. The docs seem to say this is how its done.
>
> gammamatrix=> CREATE TEMP TABL
Good Morning All!
Really simple question.
I put in the following command and I get a parse error but when I get rid of
the optional TEMP it works okay. The docs seem to say this is how its done.
gammamatrix=> CREATE TEMP TABLE Start (VatiID int NOT NULL, TrimID int,
BodyID int, GVWRID int, Driv
and there are some work-arounds in the archive of this mailing list.
basically use a temporary table.
>From: Alain TESIO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: Edouard DESSIOUX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [GENERAL] Alter table possibility
>Date: Tue, 9 Nov
sure. PG's datetime and timespan are the best, even better than Okle! there
are "now", "current_date" etc. see the doc and archive of this
list (search datetime).
Just a remind: unless you really want "date" (nobody need to save disk for
that reason!), use datetime/timespan.
>From: Edouard D
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> I have just downloaded the current postgres RPM (6.5.2.1) and installed the
> RPM. Pgaccess does not seem to be included. Can pgaccess be installed by
> RPM, or do I have to compile the source? Thanks.
Please get 6.5.3. pgaccess is in the
--- Edouard DESSIOUX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've just seen that alter allow to add a column
> But how can I do if I want to delete a column ?
Scroll down a bit on the same page in the manual and
you'll read that this feature (alter table drop column)
is not yet supported.
Alain
_
I've just seen that alter allow to add a column
But how can I do if I want to delete a column ?
--
Edouard DESSIOUX
Proverbe chien :
"Si ca se mange pas,
Si ca se baise pas,
Pisse dessus !!"
I have just downloaded the current postgres RPM (6.5.2.1) and installed the
RPM. Pgaccess does not seem to be included. Can pgaccess be installed by
RPM, or do I have to compile the source? Thanks.
- Bruce
Hello,
I use a simple table, in which i've a field
of type date.
Is is possible to insert the current date in
this field, I mean using a special variable
that has the systeme date.
--
Edouard DESSIOUX
Proverbe chien :
"Si ca se mange pas,
Si ca se baise pas,
Pisse dessus !!"
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