Thanks! Worked like a charm.
Mark Taber
State of California
Department of Finance
Infrastructure & Architecture
916.323.3104 x 2945
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From: Tom Lane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 7:42 AM
To: Taber, Mark
Cc: [E
Title: Phantom user in db--'128'
I posted this earlier, and got no responses.
While using pg_dump and pg_restore (or attempting to restore, more precisely), the process failed because of a missing user, user '128'. I never created such a user, and when going to Privileges, such a user does n
Title: I'm sure a good time was had by many...
A cathartic time, to be sure. However, could we at least limit the scatology to the *body* of the messages? It's very difficult explaining to one's boss as he looks over your shoulder that yes, indeed, this *is* a serious support list. Thanks.
Title: Out of memory error
We are running Postgres 8.0 beta (ver 3), and are running into the following message while accessing the table through ODBC from PC-SAS: CLI describe error: Out of memory while reading tuples. We've followed the ODBC documentation and changed (well, actually, didn'
Experimenting with Beta 8 on Windows; we got this message while running
PC-SAS queries against a table with over 7 million rows. Which setting(s)
should I be looking at?
Thanks
Mark R. Taber
Database Administrator,
Infrastructure and Architecture
State of California
Department of Finance
916.
the keyboard and the chair).
Mark Taber
State of California
Department of Finance
Infrastructure & Architecture Unit
916.323.3104 x2945
From: Taber, Mark
Sent: Monday, October 04, 2004
1:55 PM
To: Taber, Mark;
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Subject: RE: [GENERAL] PostgreSQL
8.0 install
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Mark Taber
State of California
Department of Finance
Infrastructure & Architecture Unit
916.323.3104 x2945
From: Taber, Mark
Sent: Monday, October 04, 2004
11:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [GENERAL] PostgreSQL 8.0
install woes
I
have Postgres 8.0-beta2 set up on
I
have Postgres 8.0-beta2 set up on two machines (one Windows 2000 Server, the
other Windows XP Pro); I have Postgres up and running as a service on both
machines, no problem. I’m even able to go into psql and putz around.
However, I am not able to log on remotely using pgAdmin III. When
We’re implementing our first PostgreSQL database, and
enjoying it very much. However, we have a table that will store binary
image files (pie charts, etc.) for later display on a dynamic webpage. While
we’re putting together our prototype application, I’ve been asked
by the programmers (I
