Marcel Sierra wrote:
> Hello, Forum
>
> In my 1st message. I'm developping in MSVB 6.0 & Access.
Have you ever developed anything with VB and Access ? If your answer is yes,
then you have already a basic understanding. If your answer is no, you should
do that first.
Is it imperative that you u
What do you mean by "properly qualifying?" The query would look something
like this:
select keyword.token, keyword.value as kvalue, globalkw.value from
keyword, globalkw where keyword.token=globalkw.token;
A single record in globalkw should match multiple records in keyword. The
single record
Michael Blakeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've just upgraded to 7.0RC1 on a Solaris 2.6+patches system (U5 with
> 256MB). I'm having some trouble with a brand-new query, so I don't
> know if this is a new bug or an old one. It has two parts: query
> execution and backend robustness.
>
SUDDN wrote:
>
> I downloaded the ODBC driver for postgres and installed it on my Win98
> Client. I'm writing a Visual Basic program that accesses the PostgreSQL
> server on my Linux box. It can read the data fine but It won't write data.
> I get a read only error when I try.
>
> I have unchec
Title: Data Warehousing and PostgreSQL
Hello!
I am evaluating PostgreSQL as a database server (with Linux) for a Data Warehousing Project and wondered if you have any experience in
a similar task. Some of questions would be if it's capable of supporting A LOT of heavy queries and big amount
>
> I'm wondering what would happen if I were to backup/archive an old
> database with OIDs, then later someday, restore it after I've since done an
> initdb and there is someother database using the same OIDs as the old
database.
> If I restore with OIDs, that would cause the OIDs to not be
>
> I'm wondering what would happen if I were to backup/archive an old
> database with OIDs, then later someday, restore it after I've since done an
> initdb and there is someother database using the same OIDs as the old database.
> If I restore with OIDs, that would cause the OIDs to not be uniq
I'm wondering what would happen if I were to backup/archive an old
database with OIDs, then later someday, restore it after I've since done an
initdb and there is someother database using the same OIDs as the old database.
If I restore with OIDs, that would cause the OIDs to not be unique within
Hello, Forum
In my 1st message. I'm developping in MSVB 6.0 & Access.
I am beginner in Linux. I want to develop some easy program.
I'd like to program with a dev.lang. to Linux and to know your opinions to
interact with Posgres.
No programs made at the moment. Nothing.
I'm studing intensively
Those are all the files you need. First, run gmake in contrib/spi and
you'll notice two more files are created:
refint.so
refint.sql
Also, take note that referential integrity on postgresql 6.5.3 works by
using triggers. So you must first CREATE FUNCTION which is detailed in
refint.sql which, in
Can I create views based on a combination of an existing view and the
table on which it was originally based? When I try this, I am getting no
error, but the numbers in some columns of the resulting view are not
correct.
Thanks,
T
Regarding your first suggestion, I cannot use a trigger since the actual
email contents will not be inserted in the database because of the 8K
limit on text fields. Instead, I will be keeping the messages as a
seperate file and only keep the pathname in the database.
As for your second suggestion
Thanks to those who will have the force read my mail until the end ...
I 've search for a long time (one week) how to work with composite type.
create table compositeDef ( i int4 , t text ) ;
create table myTable ( j int4 , c composite);
I'm right (isn't it?) because when i create a naw tabl
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> On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Bruce Momjian wrote:
>
> > Are you asking for sub-second timeout values? If so, we could add that.
>
> I already have a millisecond resolution for deadlock timeouts implemented.
> Is that okay?
Sure, that should wor
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