> There is a line in include/config.h which says:
>
> /* Define const as empty if your compiler doesn't grok const. */
> /* #undef const */
>
Thanks for the suggestion, now this problem is solved.. and got another
one.. in the odbc source, there's a yacc generated file called pgc.l t
You should get the current snapshot. We are a week away from final
release, and it should be much better in many areas. Not sure why pgc
is failing.
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> > There is a line in include/config.h which says:
> >
> > /* Define const as empty
Thursday, May 27, 1999, 10:29:24 PM, you write:
smag> It appears to me that the only function you need is the one that
smag> computes a bounding box of a polygon, returning it as the box
smag> type. Then use whatever geometric operators are available for the
smag> boxes. You can do the same with
Bruce,
Thanks for the tips. I also changed configure to install without Perl.
Anyway, it "gmade" and installed well. I tried running postmaster in
interactive mode and it seems to hang, but it runs well in daemon mode, so
I'm happy. I look forward to 6.5.
Again, thanks for your help. Your tips wer
Here is the exact error I got when I compiled it on my IBM PowerPC running
AIX-4.2.1.
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/pgsql_6_4 --with-template=aix_42 :
--
gmake -C tcop all
gmake[2]: Entering directory
`/usr/local/src/postgresql-6.4
can i change the owner of tables, indexes, etc in postgres??? from a bash
prompt of course postgres owns everything. but when in psql you type \dt,
i'd like for another person to own the tables. any way to do so??
jt
In the message from this list:
http://www.postgresql.org/mhonarc/pgsql-general/1998-10/msg00062.html
Bruce mentions:
The new INET/MAC type in 6.4 will not have IPv6 capability, but is planned
for 6.5.
I've downloaded the latest snapshot of 6.5 (dated 05/28/1999), and it does
