Adam Lang wrote:
>
> Postgres can only do authentication with its internal scheme correct? It is
> not possible to plug in another "module"?
it can use a file similar to /etc/passwd or kerberos detail in the html
docs (administrator section)
> Example: I have windows desktops and run samba fo
I don't find that nowhere on the net.
I only have a broken 1.07 binary.
THe official site for it (cygutils.netpedia.org) is password protected !!!
Help.
Eric
Adam Haberlach writes:
> Sorry--I mean that when I type "pg_dumpall -h, it connects", but I guess
> that is because it is a simple script.
Nobody ever said that '-h' prints a help screen.
> > pg_dumpall must be run by postgres, it may well have problems if you
> > are running it as an unp
Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>> > pg_dumpall must be run by postgres, it may well have problems if you
>> > are running it as an unprivileged user.
>
>Nope
Seeing that the unprivileged user may not have SELECT permission on
some of the tables, he ought to have problems!
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Oliver Elphick
This would be a great addition to PG. I queried about this many
years ago (I think to Tom Lockhart) but I think there were other
priorities at that time.
I spoke to two groups (PostgreSQL Inc and GreatBridge) at this
year's Linux Expo in New York about this topic. I will forward
your project'
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Alex Pilosov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Have someone made effort to do profiling of pgsql during execution of
> certain things (inserts, selects, sorting, indices)?
Yes ...
> I have a feeling (based on stopping postgres from gdb periodically), that
> a lot of time is used in strcoll() (if ta
hi
I'm newbie here, I've a little knowledge about postgresql.
I'm planning to make a project for my school's assignment
about php using PostgreSQL as the database server.
I'm planning to use arrays data type and inheritance in
PostgreSQL. My question is can php3/php support this feature?
Tha
"Richard Huxton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> With indexed varchar fields the explain changes - performing a seq-scan on
> users rather than using the index.
> Is this because the estimator guesses costs differently for char vs varchar
> or is it because I'm not explicitly casting the id fields?
"Belcher, Jim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When the system boots, and Postgres is attempting to
> start, I get the following error: 564, unary operator expected.
I don't believe any part of Postgres itself issues such an error code.
Perhaps the message is coming out of your shell, which would
Ferruccio Zamuner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Then I've restored some db dumps from (A) to (B) without any
> problem,
Just exactly how did you do the restore? It looks to me like your
pg_log (transaction commit info) might be out of sync with
transaction numbers in the database ...
"Nic Ferrier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The synopsis of the problem is that date columns don't seem to be
> working as dates when they're selected through a union view.
No, the problem is that restriction clauses applied to views that
contain unions are busted in beta4 :-(. Thanks for the bu
Gretings!
I try to change from using of float8 to numeric... For quantitative
calculations and storage the float8 wasn't the best choice;)
For some reasons i need automatic or explicit type cast from text to
numeric and vice versa.
But:
test=# select '123'::text::numeric;
ERROR: Cannot cast type
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