On Thu, 30 Dec 1999, Robert wrote:
> Hi,
>
> one of the important factors that contributed to the popularity and success of
> Apache, Perl, Tcl/Tk etc. was their platform independence. I'm big fan of Unix (and
> even bigger of Postgres ;-), but BeOS, MacOS X, even Win2000 all look quite
> inter
Hi,
one of the important factors that contributed to the popularity and success of
Apache, Perl, Tcl/Tk etc. was their platform independence. I'm big fan of Unix (and
even bigger of Postgres ;-), but BeOS, MacOS X, even Win2000 all look quite
interesting too and I don't want to tie myself to jus
> P.S. Cygwin is definitely one of the options, but RedHat/Cygnus's plans are not very
>
> clear at this point and few months ago there were even some rumors about plans for
> 'more restrictive licence' for cygwin - and anyway, cygwin wouldn't be of any help
> to Mac/BeOS/VAX/mainframe people.
W
Peter,
Select is the good way, but use LIKE or ~ instead of = for your
comparison. It enables you to search on substrings of all kind.
SELECT * from my_table where text_field1 like '.'
or ...text_field1 ~ '.'
This operator has extensive features. You should consult the manual.
Some exampl
Hi,
one of the important factors that contributed to the popularity and success of
Apache, Perl, Tcl/Tk etc. was their platform independence. I'm big fan of Unix (and
even bigger of Postgres ;-), but BeOS, MacOS X, even Win2000 all look quite
interesting too and I don't want to tie myself to jus
Hi!!
Somebody can help me!!!??? :)
Where can i get information about how to use the client for win32???
i wanna use it with Delphi or some stuff like that
very much thanks
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Stephen Birch wrote:
> I am not having any luck searching the archives, is the software down?
>
> http://www.PostgreSQL.ORG/mhonarc/pgsql-general/
>
> Steve
Usually down lately. Try www.deja.com...they have all the posts...
Cheers,
Ed Loehr
I'd like to add one item to Mike Mascari's excellent and
helpful list:
Watch out for queries involving many result rows which include
functions or even aggregates in the select list:
--select f(x) into resulttable from bighugetable;
The way that postgres allocates/frees memory results in
poten
I am not having any luck searching the archives, is the software down?
http://www.PostgreSQL.ORG/mhonarc/pgsql-general/
Steve
