ow we did it in oracle).
Anyone have a better approach?
Assuming this is the right way to do this can someone advise me where/how to
extract the required data from the pg_xxx tables?
thanks,
Mike.
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Mike Finn
Tactical Executive Systems
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is a sample
gbtest=> begin;
BEGIN
gbtest=> select * fro pg_trigger;
ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "fro"
gbtest=> select * from pg_trigger;
NOTICE: current transaction is aborted, queries ignored until end of
transaction block
*ABORT STATE*
gbtest=> rollback;
Mike.
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uld someone explain what I
am missing. Else could we put a =(numeric, float8) operator on the todo list?
Thanks, in advance for any help.
Mike.
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Mike Finn
Tactical Executive Systems
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TIP 4: Don't 'kill -9' the postmaster
ble' .
Yes we could just make sure that we avoid sloppy syntax but it is great to
have the parser say 'hey that was wrong, fix it and I won't complain again'.
I'm more than happy to fix it now and know that I can use it later without
hassle.
Just my 2 (okay maybe 3) cen
