Great Bridge .org, http://greatbridge.org/, will remain in place until
projects are migrated to a new site.
Are there any plans to migrate things like the information on their
benchmarks against other databases? Those are valuable pieces of
information in the broader PostgreSQL context and
Over the past few months there've been a number of requests for an
interactive type documentation setup like the folks at php.net have.
Great to add to the documentation, but I hope the PostgreSQL project
doesn't take it so far as to make the primary documentation
interactive. A well-thoug
But I think that hyperlinks would be a good addition to data types
repertoire to pgsql.
And how would the behavior of such a datatype differ from, for
example, a text datatype? My interpretation would be that if the
consumer of the data wants to display it as a hyperlink, fine, but
that th
The problem I am encountering is with having a primary key labeled as
serial. Do I have to drop the sequence also to be able to recreate the
table? Omitting the sequence drop did not seem to allow the creation of the
table with a serial, but when I added a drop sequence, the table cr
If anyone can send me a nice interface for reading and writing a tar file
from C, I'll do it. I just don't have the inclination to learn about tar
internals at the moment. By 'nice' I mean that I would like:
I don't know the details of the API, but the NetBSD pax code handles
tar formats
I am getting the following NOTICE from vacuum:
NOTICE: Index tag_surveys_d_field_survey__key: NUMBER OF INDEX' TUPLES (6475) IS NOT
THE SAME AS HEAP' (6474)
How does such a thing come about? Do I just drop the index and remake
it? Is the index or the heap correct?
Thanks for your help.
Che
I am running some queries and receive the following message:
ERROR: pg_noname.3635.3: cannot extend. Check free disk space.
I am confused, because there seems to be plenty of disk space in the
partition containing the databases. I have the binaries installed on
a different partition,
Hello, I'm a new into the postgres's world, and I was
seeing the User's Guide from V.6.4 and I saw that you
can write into a View. In the new versions can you? If
not, have any body any idea of when it would be
reality?
You can do so now. Just create a ON INSERT rule for the view.
What information is kept in the system tables concerning primary keys?
How is it accessible?
Is there any means of specifying primary key information for views?
Cheers,
Brook
I have recently discovered the C++ interface and want to make use of it.
2) What --with options will I need at compoile time to enable the C++
Interface? (--with-libs+DIRS, --with-includes=DIRS)
You shouldn't need any special configure options, unless the configure
script cannot find
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