Matthew Morvant wrote:
Typo on that post. Here is what is should be:
echo pg_fetch_result($rsTest,0,"ridStudent");
which still doesn't work.
Try:
echo pg_fetch_result($rsTest,0,"\"ridStudent\"");
Shachar
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Steve Atkins wrote:
> I need to keep a small amount of information (things like a unique
> session identifier, the application - as opposed to database -
> username and so on) that is local to each database session. It needs
> to be visible from within plpgsql trigger functions and will be used
> o
Hello everyone,
Take the query below:
select *,xmin from settings where xmin > '187167023'::xid limit 5;
Although the docs say this is a 32 bit datatype, I have casted the
integer '187167023' also to an xid type, but it seems that there is no
operator to do a comparison, since I get this error:
I have an application where each user session opens and maintains a
long-lived connection to the postgresql backend database.
I need to keep a small amount of information (things like a unique
session identifier, the application - as opposed to database - username
and so on) that is local to each
How do I contact the owner of http://pugs.postgres.org/pdx/ or
http://pugs.postgres.org/ ?
I'd like to talk to the pdx guy(s)/gal(s) about a speaker meeting.
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Don't know, being as I know I've turned off autocommit within
Perl, and I'm *fairly* sure I've done so playing around with
psql, and it's worked as expected.
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What is the maximum length a constraint name can be?
Example, Foreign Key constraint name (FK_Table1Field1_Table2Field1).
Thanks,
ThomasLL
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I don't know if this will work in your situation, but you might look
into having table A and table B inherit from a common base table (where
the column referenced by the foreign key in C is defined).
Tim
On May 2, 2004, at 2:51 AM, Ryan Riehle wrote:
Thanks for your input. Yes, there is a lot mo
Hello,
How can i do to change, with
security, my all database and records from MySQL to PostgreSQL. Can
Anybody help me??
Grettings
Kilmer Cruz
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