t, so I changed bytea_output to 'hex', and
DBD::Pg is also happy now (I also read that the hex format is more
efficient).
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30da00090132420520203137323030
This is the data I'm expecting to get back. Is the '00' (third byte)
causing the problem?
The data looks the same at a certain place (ie it starts with the same
byte 30, then the C code has 22 bytes whereas the db hex dump has 7
bytes, then
Does anyone know of utilities that will enable importing oracle data
pump files (produced via expdp) into postgresql?
Note that I do not have an installation of Oracle, only the binary
output file produced.
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aster AS t3 ON t4.parent=t3.id
INNER JOIN uuid.master AS t2 ON t3.parent=t2.id
INNER JOIN uuid.master AS t1 ON t2.parent=t1.id
WHERE t1.id=UUID
Apart from creating a separate table to keep track of the counts, is
there a good way to index the table to help?
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erforming. I decided to do this in application code instead, via
IPC.
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h data to
process by a view which shows just the entries which are in the
workqueue table. But then I will have to deal with cleaning all these
entries up at some point, which could get complicated in itself.
Thanks for any ideas.
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How do I get the name of a database from a directory on disk (eg
$datadir/base/16494)?
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27;field', 'value') as result from mydata where
result is not null;
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t index it, or sort on it either.
(And, as a side note, is the above code the correct way to use bytea
data from C?)
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