2012/12/7 Tom Lane
>
> Postmaster log messages are written in whatever the database_encoding
> is, so if you've got multiple databases with different encodings, the
> encoding in the log will be inconsistent.
Thanks for your answer Tom.
but...
all DBs are encoded in UTF8 (SELECT encoding FROM pg
Bartosz Dmytrak writes:
> I've got a question about logs encoding on Windows.
Postmaster log messages are written in whatever the database_encoding
is, so if you've got multiple databases with different encodings, the
encoding in the log will be inconsistent. There have been debates about
fixing
oscar arocha a écrit :
> Good morning, i write you because, i need know where is log's postgres
> into debian lenny, i've read
> /var/log/postgresql/postgresql-8.1-main.log, but only could see
>
> 009-12-06 07:36:02 VET LOG: autovacuum: procesando la base de datos
> «postgres»
> 2009-12-06 07:37:
brian wrote:
nicky wrote:
Hello All,
I'm trying to configure my PostgreSQL 8.1.x (on FreeBSD 6-STABLE) to
log through syslog, yet somehow my logging doesn't end up in the
specified log files.
I'm kind of at a loss as to where i messed up. I'm hoping someone can
help me fix it.
Below are
nicky wrote:
Hello All,
I'm trying to configure my PostgreSQL 8.1.x (on FreeBSD 6-STABLE) to log
through syslog, yet somehow my logging doesn't end up in the specified
log files.
I'm kind of at a loss as to where i messed up. I'm hoping someone can
help me fix it.
Below are uncommented line
Hrishikesh Deshmukh wrote:
Hi All,
Where can i find more information on "user actions", i.e. say a user
logins in and does some querying via sql and then uses perl/c/c++
language to do some more querying. So how does postgresql keep track
of "user actions" in a sequential order?
PostgreSQL doesn't