As Zdenek mentioned, in Solaris 10 postgresql is run as a service, so
any attempts at stopping it manually will be detected and it will
automatically be started again.
The syntax was a bit off though (because the service may not
necessarily be called postgresql:version_82, and you need svcadm
inst
1. a - old notation
2. a
3. e & d
4. b & c
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CFLAGS="-R/opt/usr/local/amd64/lib -xmodel=medium -
xtarget=generic64 -fast
-xarch=amd64"
What does "-fast" do? If it involves any reinterpretation of IEEE
float
arithmetic accuracy requirements, drop it.
The -fast option using sun studio cc expands to include the flag -
fsimple=2 whi
Postgres works fine in solaris zones. We've been using solaris with
postgresql running in zones for about a year.
Is there a more specific concern you have?
-Jovan
Hi,
Anybody has an experience in running postgres database server from a
solaris zone? Do you see any problems with such a set
On Mar 11, 2009, at 1:21 PM, John Wang wrote:
I have a table, for example, Product. It's index is Product_index.
If I use \copy to load data into the table:
\copy Product from data.txt
Will the index, Product_index, also be updated with the new data
during "copy"?
Yes, and indexes are upda
