Gary wrote:
> You could probably use Crystal Reports, although I have never tried, with
> the ODBC
> driver for PostgreSQL. It should work.
yes it works, thanks
but is there any program that runs on Linux (what i mean is the program runs
on server not on Window$)
crystal reports only runs on win
vacuum analyze seems to have done the trick...this is the sort of thing that
happens when a non-dba is doing dba work...
sincerest thanks to all that responded!
chris
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Addison-Wesley has decided to do a second printing of my book. They
will print another 5k copies to add to the first printing of 6k copies.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/awbook.html
Thanks to those who purchased the book.
--
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> "Tim" == Tim Barnard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Tim>
>> I set to 16384. with about 100 clients this seems to be enough. Best
>> way to set it is in your local rc script (/etc/rc.d/rc3.d/*local)
Tim>
Tim> How do you go about doing this on a RedHat 6.2 system? There i
Monday, January 29, 2001, 9:49:32 AM Tom wrote:
TL> Alex Guryanow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> DEBUG: tupdesc is NULL
TL> Hm. Well, I can assure you that rd_att will *never* be null in a valid
TL> relation cache entry. So there is something wrong with either
TL> CurrentTriggerData, the rela
Hi,
Just try it and you will trust it ! Personnaly I use it for a long time...
but don't trust me I'm a persistance mistake, perhaps one day I will
write a pool of mistake :-)
Regards
Gilles DAROLD
August Zajonc wrote:
> Apache is multi-process. What are you talking about? If I define global
Dear PostgreSQL-experts,
may I request your advice for implementing the following application:
I have binary data vectors of experimental data, about 10 million of
them in total, each between 10 and 40 Kbytes long. I want to store the
experimental conditions pertaining to each of the data vector
