surfer girl wrote:
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> The documentation on this is so scarse it's hard to figure out what the right format
>is supposed to be for all this. After much searching (websites, various mailing list
>archives), I found the "note" that PHP has a special variable "userfile" for file
>uploads.
It has
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The documentation on this is so scarse it's hard to figure out what the right format
is supposed to be for all this. After much searching (websites, various mailing list
archives), I found the "note" that PHP has a special variable "userfile" for file
uploads. This I have changed, and a straigh
I may be missing something simple here, but I have an attribute in a
table that was created as NOT NULL. I now need to remove this
constraint. I don't see a proper way to do this. I think I can update
the pg_attribute table and change attnotnull from true to false. Is
this an acceptable soluti
In order to try and improve the speed of mail delivery, over the past
little while we've been using a feature in Mj2 called a 'delivery_rule',
which allws us to setup various hosts as 'mail relays' ...
What we're trying to do, as much as possible, is split things up
quasi-regionally, based on th
On Tue, May 02, 2000 at 10:13:14PM -0800, surfer girl wrote:
> --- "Robert B. Easter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >Try recompiling php 4.0RC1 or whatever is current with the latest Apache
> >source (1.3.12). I'm thinking maybe you are not running php as compiled into
> >the server.
>
> Tha
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Package appears to be name=postgresql version=7.0RC3
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CC = xlc
CXX = xlC
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LDFLAGS = -L/usr/local/lib -L/lib
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Hello World,
For a website I am developing I have to create a member section. At this
section I also have to add some pictures. The HTML code is already
generated using PHP, but now I have to add the security for the jpg
files, and that is somewhat of a problem.
Who knows how to secury this?? I
hi bill
Null fields shouldnt be the cause of the problem..
A null text field gets translated to a null datetime..
The problem must be because ur database might be specifying the field to be NOT NULL..
Check it out
.. If thats the cause there is no way but to drop that constraint..
Hope this he
I dunno, I'm using 6.5.3 and have no probs pgdumping, pguploading and using
null dates - moved my app to another server etc, and the null dates are
still there. The null dates are dumped as \N which presumably means NULL
(but for some reason typing \N (two characters - backslash then N) works
for
Is there a copy of the old 6.5.x docs lying around somewhere?
We'll probably switch to 7.0 eventually but in the meantime it'll be good
to be able to access the old docs for 6.5.x
Cheerio,
Link.
At 08:30 PM 30-04-2000 -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> it is not textsubstr()
Hello Anand:
Thanks for the input.
The problem turned out to be date fields with null values. Disappointing!
A lot of my Sybase procedures tested for null dates.
So my workaround was to edit the null dates to a pseudo date. This is least
got my database poplulated. Will try the cast for que
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