Hi.
I'm looking for a somewhat standardized means of configuring a cluster
of postgres nodes for better performance and availability. I have a SAN
available for data storage.
Can this be done?
Thanks,
Morten
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r(mycolumn));
ERROR: could not convert UTF-8 character 0x00e2 to ISO8859-1
I had a lot of data in the table before creating this index, and apparently one
of the rows contained unicode character U+00E2 - which is latin small letter a
with circumflex = รข. This is a perfectly legal latin1-character (as any Unicode
character below U+0100 is).
My second question is then, why did it fail to convert this character to latin1?
Thanks in advance for any help
Regards,
Morten Barklund
Head of Development
TBWA\
created WITH
ENCODING 'unicode', it is in fact "broken" as the locale does not fully support
unicode string handling?
I wanted to use Unicode, as I expected non-latin1 characters, but this actually
means, that if I had any such, some string functions would not work at al
Hi Peter,
Thank you once again. That cleared up a lot of confusion for me and my
co-workers and the next server set up will be with unicode and en_DK.utf8
to ensure consistency.
Regards,
Morten Barklund
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x 'tbl_c_a_key'
for table 'tbl_c'
NOTICE: CREATE TABLE/UNIQUE will create implicit index 'tbl_c_b_key'
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NOTICE: CREATE TABLE will create implicit trigger(s) for FOREIGN KEY
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Thanks for the tip, I'll consider this a bug and
doub
e, only I haven't been able to make it run yet..
Working on that :)
Thanks again,
Morten
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ou have no guarantees as to the output order unless you have another
> order by. The join may destroy the ordering, so even if you get the ordering
> you want right now, you shouldn't rely on it.
OK. Thanks for the reply.
Morten
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How do you dump from the Postgre database?
(i.e. as with MySQL, where you have mysqldump)
-Morten
> The PostgreSQL documentation is invisible?
Yeah, it just vanished. Not my fault. The bitbucket ate it.
-Morten =)
We're trying to use a unique-identifier scheme in a database; and
therefore we need to put a lock on a table.
Is there some way to do this using the PyGres (python) adapter?
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atabases of the same
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Hiya guys
I'm having a problem with a PostgreSQL backend, the problem being that the
backend can die, from the simplest queries. I'm wondering if this can be
the sympthom of a corrupted database, or just a buggy version of Postgre.
-Morten
abase adapter on the machine that is working is at 3.0,
while the one that isn't is at 3.0 beta. Hmm. Anyways, if you guys have
any ideas I'd appreciate to hear about them.
-Morten
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I got this message trying to vacuum the DB. Can this be the problem? If
so, does anyone know why this may be happening?
-Morten
(How is the support for
big data fields now BTW?)
Thanks,
Morten
on the PostgreSQL and such.
Pointers to documents, HOWTOs etc. are much appreciated.
-Morten
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