2009/11/21 Alan Gruskoff
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> So I bought this "book" thinking it was a PDF file which I am fine with.
>
> Its not. They download an .acsm file that will only work with their
> proprietary Windoze software.
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> I am really angry with lulu.com about this.
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> - Alan Gruskoff
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I'm not sure I unders
The Adobe ebook reader is available for Windows and Mac. I thought Adobe
offered a Linux version too but apparently not. It is not Lulu's fault
that Adobe does not offer a Linux version of the ebook reader.
Bill
Alan Gruskoff wrote:
So I bought this "book" thinking it was a PDF file which I a
It IS their fault that they're selling DM books -- plenty of other
publishers (like the Pragmatic Programmers) seem to make a living without
assuming that all of their customers are thieves. I bought a book from them
assuming it would be a PDF & was furious when it was that adobe thing. It
may have
On Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 08:37:45AM -0700, Bill Todd wrote:
> The Adobe ebook reader is available for Windows and Mac. I thought Adobe
> offered a Linux version too but apparently not. It is not Lulu's fault that
> Adobe does not offer a Linux version of the ebook reader.
>
> Bill
>
> Alan Grusko
I receive this error message whenever I attempt to create a domain
from a custom type, but Google comes up short on explanations. A few
mailing list messages touch on the subject, but nothing like the
details on just where the limits lay or why they are as they are (or
even if work is being done on
Thom Brown wrote:
>> So I bought this "book" thinking it was a PDF file which I am fine with.
>> Its not. They download an .acsm file that will only work with their
>> proprietary Windoze software.
>> I am really angry with lulu.com about this.
> I'm not sure I understand the purpose of them p
John Oyler writes:
> I receive this error message whenever I attempt to create a domain
> from a custom type,
By "custom type" do you mean a composite type? We don't have domains
over composites, I believe.
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I have been using Postgres for some years, in particular the RTREE
indexes to perform spatial queries on astronomical datasets. I
misguidedly got our system manager to install Postgres 8.4 and I find
that I can no longer use rtrees - the system gives me a message
substituting access method "g
Yes. Sorry... brain fart, meant to type that instead.
John O.
On Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 5:09 PM, Tom Lane wrote:
> John Oyler writes:
>> I receive this error message whenever I attempt to create a domain
>> from a custom type,
>
> By "custom type" do you mean a composite type? We don't have doma
I have been using Postgres for some years, in particular the RTREE
indexes to perform spatial queries on astronomical datasets. I
misguidedly got our system manager to install Postgres 8.4 and I find
that I can no longer use rtrees - the system gives me a message
substituting access method "g
2009/11/21 Clive Page
> I have been using Postgres for some years, in particular the RTREE indexes
> to perform spatial queries on astronomical datasets. I misguidedly got our
> system manager to install Postgres 8.4 and I find that I can no longer use
> rtrees - the system gives me a message
>
On Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 18:10, Yordan Radunchev
wrote:
[...]
> Why should one buy a book?
Books are invaluable reading material when "number two" is due.
Laptops and on line-documentation doesn't stand a chance in that
particular case. Also, I prefer laying down in the sofa reading a
book. Using
Clive Page writes:
> Is there a way of forcing the use of Rtree indexing in v8.4,
No, because the rtree code is gone entirely. We took it out on the
basis of tests showing that the gist implementation performed as well
or better. I'm not sure why it's not working for you, but if you
can provide
2009/11/21 Yordan Radunchev :
> Postgre have such a great (and helpful and wiling to share knowledge)
> community and great on-line documentation for free.
+1
> Books (content) tent to get old and more useless with every Postgre
> update. If some one offers a book with lifetime support meaning th
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