hi,
The disk just had problem, I used fsck to fix it, But the problem
of database is still there.
After I read the postgresql document and found this:
--
COPY stops operation at the first error. This should not lead to problems in the event
of a COPY FROM, but the target relation will, of
Hi,
sorry for reposting, but it seems my message just hit nothing
but air. If I posted to the wrong list or did something else
wrong with the message, please let me know.
I really want to know what's going on but still found nothing.
I do not know when and where the statements are produced that
le
Hmm, you do realise that 6.5 is *really* *really* old. Who knows how many
bugs there are. There have been *5* major releases since and many more minor
ones.
I remember back then, 6.5 had many quirks that required a vacuum to fix (or
couldn't be fixed at all). I remember when creating a temporary t
Robert Treat wrote:
> > > All of the arguments about license changes have been gone over in great
> > > detail in the archives (I think the last major go-round on the topic was
> > > in the summer of 2000). No one who has been around long enough to
> > > remember those flame wars is interested in
Rick Gigger wrote:
> Is there a convenient way to tell in postgres if a transaction has been
> started or not?
libpq has PQtransactionStatus, though I wonder why we don't have this
visible via a read-only GUC variable to make it easier for other languages.
Anyone?
--
Bruce Momjian
Greg Stark wrote:
>
> Dr NoName <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > My question is why??? The two insert operations do not
> > conflict with each other (at least not in the
> > real-world situation). Also, why does the foreign key
> > make a difference?
>
> It's not locking the whole table, it's l
> Rick Gigger wrote:
>
> I was glad to see this topic come up on the list as I was
> about to start asking about some of these issues myself. I
> would like to discuss each of the methods I have researched
> so far for doing trees in sql and see if anyone has some
> experience or insite into
Postgres-R is not ready for production, and development seems to have
stopped., and I don't know what multi-master solutions we can really
offer right now. We do have several master/slave replication solutions.
---
Bopoliss
Hi Berend,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone have a good function for byte-by-byte XOR of text or varchar data
(or does one exist already in pg which I missed in the documentation)?
~Berend Tober
You should have a look at pg_crypt which offers a wider range
of cryptographic functions for postgres. I
Hi all;
This seems at least somewhat on-topic here, so at the risk of seeming
shamelessly self-promoting, I figured I would ask.
I am the main developer of an open source CRM suite
(http://hermesweb.sourceforge.net). We are in the beta-testing of our
0.3.0 release which will include experimental
Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> libpq has PQtransactionStatus, though I wonder why we don't have this
> visible via a read-only GUC variable to make it easier for other languages.
Because it'd be useless --- the only way to interrogate it would be via
SHOW or some other SQL command, wh
On Saturday 06 December 2003 20:50, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> Postgres-R is not ready for production, and development seems to have
> stopped., and I don't know what multi-master solutions we can really
> offer right now. We do have several master/slave replication solutions.
thanks. i'll look at t
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