Hello pgsql-general,
It appears 7.4 is not published in all the usual places so I was
wondering if there's a yum repository with updated packages available
and if not then what's the approach that will cause the least amount
of pain? I do realize I'll need to dump/restore, just want some expert
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Hello Bruce,
Monday, November 10, 2003, 11:08:47 AM, you wrote:
BM> Tom Lane wrote:
>> Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > Tom Lane wrote:
>> >> We recently decided we had to forbid foreign-key references from temp
>> >> tables to permanent tables because of this effect. I wonder whet
Hello Dennis,
Friday, November 7, 2003, 1:29:32 PM, you wrote:
DG> Boris Popov wrote:
>>Hello pgsql-general,
>>
>>I'm trying to implement a table with rows that are automatically
>>deleted when the session that inserted them disconnects, sort of like
>>o
Hello pgsql-general,
I'm trying to implement a table with rows that are automatically
deleted when the session that inserted them disconnects, sort of like
our own alternative to pg_stat_activity. Is it possible and what
approach should I be trying to achieve such a thing?
Thanks!
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-Boris
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Hello,
Here's a scenario I am trying to find a solution for. I have a
contacts table individual rows of which can be edited in our app. I'd
like to be able to mark a row as 'opened by someone else' when editor
is opened and un-mark it when window is closed. No problems there, I
could add a procpid
Hello pgsql-general,
Is there a way to tell which session from 'select * from
pg_stat_activity' is a current session? Obviously if there's way to
find out pid of a current session by some other means I could then
look the rest in pg_stat_activity.
Thanks!
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-Boris
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Hello,
Thursday, November 6, 2003, 1:48:25 PM, I wrote:
BP> Is there a way to tell which session from 'select * from
BP> pg_stat_activity' is a current session? Obviously if there's way
BP> to find out pid of a current session by some other means I could
BP> then look the rest in pg_stat_activity
