On Jun 29, 3:28 pm, MD wrote:
> I found out the libpq.lib come with Postgres installer (8.4.4) is not
> thread-safe. Where can I find a thread-safe build?
Anyone knows?
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I found out the libpq.lib come with Postgres installer (8.4.4) is not
thread-safe. Where can I find a thread-safe build?
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?Have I addressed my question to the correct list?Nathan Nathan Leon Pace, MD, MStatUniversity of UtahSalt Lake City, UT 84132Office: 801.581.6393Fax: 801.581.4367Cell: 801.205.1019Pager: 801.291.9019Home: 801.467.2925
What's happening here?
I have two tables, encounter_properties_table with about 10 rows and
xfiles with about 50 rows. The structures of these tables is as follows:
Table "public.encounter_properties_table"
Column | Type | Modifiers
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I posted this to pgsql-admin but got no
replies.
I am trying to add the -w option to the
Windows NT service startup so that the service is really running before it
returns (I have another service - tomcat - that depends on it). I can add
the -w, but when I try to start the postgresql serv
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$result = pg_exec ($connection, "select * from login");
$num = pgNumRows($result);
for($i = 0; $i < $num; $i++)
{
echo pg_result($result, $i, "userindex") . " | " . pg_result($result, $i, "username")
. " | " . pg_result($result, $i
