On Thu, 2017-11-09 at 17:01 +0530, Brahmam Eswar wrote:
> You can create a composite type in PostgreSQL:
> CREATE TYPE complex AS (r integer, i integer);
> You would use an array in this case:
> DECLARE
> carr complex[];
I've once faced the same thing, and did as Laurenz suggested.
You will like P
t now, is that I only log values of
changed fields. I like that but it makes the trigger overhead bigger.
Greetings from Berlin
Felix
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I've got the followin issue with postgres 9.3, trying to restore a backup from
sql script:
"invalid byte sequence for encoding “UTF8″: 0xc2de"
how can i solve it?
Then I've also found this nice example, which might do the things you are
looking for:
http://schinckel.net/2014/05/25/querying-json-in-postgres/
Ahoi
Felix
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 22. Januar 2015 um 20:37 Uhr
Von: "Wells Oliver"
An: "pgsql-general@postgresql.org"
014 um 21:16 Uhr
Von: "Adam Brusselback"
An: "Felix Kunde"
Cc: "pgsql-general@postgresql.org"
Betreff: Re: [GENERAL] table versioning approach (not auditing)
Felix, I'd love to see a single, well maintained project. For example, I just
found yours, and gave it a sho
gy is
too harddisk consuming.
If there are more users following a similar approach, I wonder why we not throw
all the good ideas together, to have one solution that is tested, maintained
and improved by more developpers. This would be great.
Felix
Gesendet: Montag, 29. September 2014 um 23:
ers are all working with their version of the
database and commit their changes to the production state. As I've got a unique
history ID for each table and each row, I should be able to map the affected
records.
Have a look and tell me what you think of it.
Cheers
Felix
Gesendet: Mon
MB | 31 MB| 21 MB
Thanks in advance for any hints.
Cheers,
Felix
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xt OR new.key IS NULL;
Everything works as expected, but it feels kinda ugly to me.
Any PG-JSON experts around to tell me a better solution?
Did i trapped into some "YouShouldNot"s?
Regards!
Felix Kunde
Hi all,
I'm talking about the source code of pgsql and I want to know how the
typing system works in pgsql.
A few functions can help us do the type conversion, for example:
Int32GetDatum -- convert a integer to a datum
Float8GetDatum -- convert double to a datum
cstring_to_text -- convert a string
I had a similar problem once. The pool is reusing connections and the temporary tables are still there.
Now I always create new temporary tables with a unique name like this:
tmpTableId = "TMP" + Math.abs(generateUUID().hashCode());
if (tmpTableId.length() > 15)
tmpTableId = tmpTableId.su
Hi all,
I've learnt from the source code to open a table and scan it, like this:
Relation qma = try_relation_open(qmappersta, AccessShareLock);
if(qma!=NULL){
HeapScanDesc scan= heap_beginscan(qma,SnapshotNow,0,NULL);
HeapTuple tup;
TupleDesc tupDesc= RelationGetDescr(qma);
Datum *va
Hi all,
I've set up a developing environment on my windows using Visual Studio
2012, everything works fine, except that the breakpoints set in analyze.c
are not triggered in debug mode (breakpoints in main.c and some
initialization code worked well), and I'm sure that line has been executed
since
function or hook?
If I ran the query like:
UPDATE pg_statistic
SET stavalues2=array[1,2,8]
WHERE ...
Then I will get error 42804 indicates that the expected type is anyarry
but text[] is found in the query.
Thanks very much!
2014/1/15 Amit Langote
> On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 11:08 PM
Hi all,
I'm studying pg_statistic table and I find that column staop is related to
pg_operator, and different data types relate to different staop, but I
don't know where pgsql stores the mapping between pg_type and pg_operator,
does anyone have any idea about it? thanks!
Jürgen Schönig (http://www.cybertec.at/)
for giving me the advice to use JSON functions. This made the whole
developement way more easy.
Have a great day.
Felix
I see, thanks.
I'm looking into the source code of statistic part now, and I'm a little
confused about the column "staop" presented in table pg_statistic,
in the pg_statisitc.h, the comment says:
/*
* To allow keeping statistics on different kinds of datatypes,
* we do not hard
a superuser).
I'll have to play with the users and permissions, but that sounds like
it could be a feature; the code wants to know if the user can use the
schema.
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s, but none as easy as the 9.1 search_path. I suppose I
shouldn't rely on undocumented features ...
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h try to do so. Then I saw the idea of BEGIN INTERACTIVE and
lost sight of the discussion.
My apoligies for stepping in so badly.
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I've found
ons.
Personally, I like the idea of BEGIN INTERACTIVE, but note I do not offer to do
the work.
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oints = on
checkpoint_segments = 40
Regards,
Felix
I fumbled a lot with this
> myself.
Ahh ... I skipped 8.3 and didn't see that message.
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se in /tmp? Maybe this was a gentoo thing. What
should the permissions be for this? Or does gentoo do their own thing
and there is a different "standard" way of handling this?
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he trick. I'll explore it a bit tonight. Looks
like a lot of work has gone into it.
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uch PostgreSQL
only, not any chance of converting it for use with other databases.
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alone program,
none of that matters much.
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I've found a solution to Fermat's Last Theorem but I see I've run ou
Thanks to Scott and Taras for pointing me to the crosstab functions. I
only had a quick look but they seem very helpful!
Kind regards,
Felix
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given number of players. (Think of something like a sparse interaction
matrix representation.)
Maybe it's the "wrong" problem I'm trying to solve, but at least I would
like to know whether it's possible or not.
Kind regards,
Felix
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Raymond O'Donnell wrote:
select entry from (select name from colnames where id = 1) as
entry_with_different_name;
...maybe?
Thanks Ray!
No, "entry_with_different_name" should be the result of "SELECT name
FROM colnames WITH id=1".
Kind regards,
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(3 rows)
_But_, I don't want to give the alias explicitely, instead it should be
taken from a second table 'colnames', i.e. something like the line I
sent in my initial mail. Any idea?
Thanks again,
Felix
BTW, here's what I get from your command:
test=# select (SELECT
Hi,
I would like to set an alias name for a column from a subquery, i.e.
something like this:
SELECT entry AS (SELECT name from colnames WHERE id=1) from entries ;
Obviously it doesn't work _this_ way, but is there _any_ way to do it?
Kind regards,
Felix
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> Regards,
> Hiroshi Saito
>
> - Original Message - From: Lucas Felix
> To: pgsql-general@postgresql.org
> Sent: Saturday, August 09, 2008 12:00 AM
> Subject: [GENERAL] psqlodbc on Vista Ultimate 64
>
>
>
> Olá, estou com um problema, o Windows Vista não reconhec
Olá, estou com um problema, o Windows Vista não reconhece o odbc do
PostgreSQL, alguma dica?
Hello, I have a problem, Windows Vista does not recognize the odbc of
PostgreSQL, any hint?
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Hi all,
i am using PQexecParams() to "SELECT" about 3 million record in C++, and it
takes several minutes to make it done with used memory dramatically
incresed(about 200MB).
it seems when i using PQexecParams(), i can't use the query result before
all the data is sent to client.
is there somethin
Hi all,
i am using PQexecParams() to "SELECT" about 3 million record in C++, and it
takes several minutes to make it done with used memory dramatically
incresed(about 200MB).
it seems when i using PQexecParams(), i can't use the query result before
all the data is sent to client.
is there something
ls me
to wonder how hard this would be. I don't have the sources right at
hand. Is all float8 code in one source file, and would it be a pretty
simple matter to add float 12 with a search and replace and not much
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So, I worked around that by peforming two queries: The first to retrieve
the table's name from pg_class via its OID, the second to select the
wanted columns from that table using the table's name as usual.
Can I do it in one go using the table´s OID?
Thank You
Felix
-
, for what I have learned
now, 'foreign keys' can *not* be substituted by indeces, so I have to
implement them.
Thanks again.
Felix
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On Tue, 08 May 2007 10:03:24 -0400
Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * the FKCONSTR_MATCH_xxx constants defined in parsenodes.h.
True! ;-)
Thank you so much.
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Hi,
where are the 'action code' (type char) of foreign keys defined for ON
DELETE resp. ON UPDATE for the actions NO ACTION, RESTRICT, CASCADE, SET
NULL, SET DEFAULT in pg_contraint?
In the manual (8.2) it is mentioned but not explained.
Thank You
Felix
bunch of work...).
Thank You
Felix
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using *indexes*
since I'd loose the referencial integrity (whereas for unique contraints
there *is* a full replacement using indexes)?
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Hi,
I like to keep my pg interface small: Can I replace foreign keys by
using indexes somehow? (This is at least possible for primary key
columns which can be replaced by suitable indexes.)
Thank You
Felix
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about 'date', 'numeric'.
If there is no documentation and I need to examine the sources, could
anyone point me to the needed files or sections?
Thank You
Felix
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 11:14:43 +1200
"Andrej Ricnik-Bay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/24/07, Felix Kater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > the messages returned by PQerrorMessage() contain a trailing new
> > line. So, they doesn't
Hi,
the messages returned by PQerrorMessage() contain a trailing new line.
So, they doesn't nicely integrate into strings formatted by printf.
Is there a way to suppress the trailing new line (except for
alloc/copy to a new string)?
Thank You
Felix
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ttnum -- I removed and added
some columns and it seems that already used values are not used again.
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> I don't think it's a new idea - IIRC, Aprile Pazzo did something
> similar for MySQL 3 and PG 7.something.
What an interesting name! I don't know much Italian other than what
I've picked up from a few movies, but I think I now know what Pazzo
means ...
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> > that gives me the shudders.
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I've found a solution to Fermat's Last Theorem but I
h column, but
that gives me the shudders.
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I've found a solution to
to do some statistics analysis.
2006/10/17, Andreas Kretschmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Felix Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> Hi,>> I want to split a table to 2 small tables. The 1st one contains 60% records> which are randomly selected from the source table.> How to
Hi all,
I'm a newbie of PostgreSQL. I'm searching materials about porting from Oracle to PostgreSQL.
Anyone can share with me some good documatations?
Thanks and regards,
Felix
Hi,
I want to split a table to 2 small tables. The 1st one contains 60% records which are randomly selected from the source table.
How to do it?
Regards,
Felix
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I've found a solution to Fermat's Last Theorem but I se
, which is probably the same?
WHERE B=2 AND D=4?
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tion where it may be best
> to absorb the hit of re-planning each time instead of using a generic
> parameterized plan.
OK, here is the new explain analyze. I eliminated cache effects by
dumping the tables and picking random values with an editor.
felix=> PREPARE foo(TEXT, INT, INT) AS SELEC
ge of, say, 75-77. That just
seems way too slow.
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I've found a solution
g,
the packet capture file, the test program itself, and anything else
which helps. Here are the EXPLAIN statements in case it helps.
EXPLAIN for the equality WHERE clause:
felix=> explain analyze SELECT sid.data, glue.key, glue.val, glue.sid FROM
key, val, sid, glue WHERE (key.dat
to around 15-20
lookups/sec, good enough, but not exciting :-) and in the process,
come across some odd misbehavior. I have a writeup, almost ready to
post, but I want to make sure I cxross my Is and dot my Ts properly.
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at's an idea ... I had thought that since my two referenced tables
are small in comparison to the third table, that wouldn't be of any
use, but I will give it a try. Thanks ...
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an't be solved as
presented.
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I've found a solution to Fermat's
IGINT foreign key references to the
other three tables' id columns.
felix=> \d key
Table "oddtimes.key"
Column | Type | Modifiers
++---
id | bigint | not null
data | text | not null
Indexes:
"key_
he minimum necessary.
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I've found a solution to Fermat's La
u some
Oreos or Ginger Nuts :-)
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I've found a solution to Fermat&
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Thanks.
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I'v
time: 11501.096 ms
And that's a good one - I've seen it take as long as 20 ms...
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, or no one can answer
without EXPLAIN printouts. I'm hoping there is some generic answer to
something simple I have overlooked.
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$ not as good as
$$, even for the exact same piece of gear.
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I've fou
ll the
GPL changes they want o the last Innodb GPL release.
What am I missing?
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n after for the rest of us, and the
problem is in the work mood right now, so we will no doubt follow the
general principle of changing many things at once to make tracking
things down more fun :-)
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itself into the mood of
always working, so it might have to wait a while.
Could a corrupt db cause these mood swings? And if so, would that
persist even across dropdb / creatdb?
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de_version_id) where class = ? AND version = ? AND
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I&#x
B of log file, too much for me!
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I've found a solution to Fermat's L
ose hints! I've now adapted my code as you recommended
and it works fine, although I'm not certain what DirectFunctionCall1 and
DatumGetCString actually do (it seems that the only documentation of
these functions is in the source code, and I'm too lazy to sift through
it at the mom
error via PG_TRY() in 8.0 [...]
Nice, but we're not deploying 8.0. However, at the moment, out of
memory exceptions seem to be the only ones that I've to deal with.
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if (tmp_pattern == NULL)
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strncpy(tmp_text, VARDATA(text), text_len);
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bool matches = uwildmat(tmp_text, tmp_pattern);
fre
hich also includes
all the variations in SQL for PostgreSQL, Oracle, and MS SQL Server.
That is why I got it, and it is pretty handy for me, a non-guru.
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from db to db --
MS Access
MS SQL Server
MySQL
Oracle
PostgreSQL
If I only had one SQL book, this would be it.
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>>In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Felix Finch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a perl test program ... and began getting this complaint
> from psql:
> Can't drop schemas: Illegal seek
Ahhh yesss... otherwise known as the subroutine not returning a
Hi, Stan,
We're in the early stages of testing a new Postgres (7.3) cluster. For
background, our database is about 14gb on disk, and we see about a
transaction a second (out of about 120 queries/sec.) Our application
is a large dynamic Apache-based web system, written in Perl. Our main
data
ot known to the sequence.
(** This seems a bug to me **)
This also works:
insert into aaa values (nextval('aaa_id_seq'));
but sort of defeats the purpose of using a type SERIAL rather than
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command, running in backend with effective uid nr 666,
could not open file '/somewhere/somebody/datafile.txt' for reading.
Errno = Permission denied (13).
Why? I mean how does this happen?
Please help...
Felix
fault to confirm, which is fine with
me. I personally would find it confusing to have the front end
default to confirm on exit. I'd rather have it behave the same as a
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ct is as good as a commit and always has been.
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I've found
as my fault,
and it hasn't been fixed in the year since then.)
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>>In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Adam Haberlach
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Sat, Jan 30, 1999 at 09:08:14PM -0800, Felix Morley Finch wrote:
>> Q 2: Is it necessary and/or sufficient to have only one thread talk to
>> the Postgres library?
>
ind the usual spare time first :-(
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I've found a solution to Fermat's Last Theorem but I see I've run out of room o
Hi there,
I am having trouble trying to alter a class and update an column
constraint to PRIMARY KEY. I decided to create a new table using the
following, still it does seem work:
CREATE TABLE my_table
(my_column INT PRIMARY KEY, my_column2 TEXT);
Could any one help me please. Thanks i
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