Perl is threaded and DBD::Pg works just fine with it. In
> fact, you don't need to build your own - just get the one from
> pgfoundry:
And I've been using a threaded Perl on Linux/BSD systems for
years. In fact, unless someone recompiles Perl every Fedora
and RHEL sy
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> > >
> > > Trunks?
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> > Dung?
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> gives a whole new meaning to the term "package delivery"
What about calling it "Peanuts" since I hear elephants like those?
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on anytime you need to do
> something requiring superuser is a real pita, and encourages things
> like making yourself a superuser.
Me too. I think this would be a great feature.
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for you.
Something along the lines of "I'm trying to add a new language to
postgresql and I need to be able to X from within Y" etc, etc, etc.
will go a lot futher than "I can't X from within Y".
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but it is incomplete and also it does not reflect the current state of
> the code. I can see many structures were modified since postgres95.
You'll want to take a look at:
http://developer.postgresql.org/
There are lots of docs there on the internals, etc.
s that the blob could be in several different
states inside of several different transactions. How do you
determine which you show in the filesystem?
Even if the file system is read only you still have this problem of
"which" of the many possible BLOBs to reveal.
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Marko Karppinen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Frank Wiles wrote:
> > shared_buffers = 1 ( shared_buffers in pages )
> > shared_buffers = 100M ( 100 MBs of shared_buffers )
> > shared_buffers = 2048K ( 2MBs of sh
2MBs of shared_buffers )
Using something like this would leave the old functionality in tact,
allow users to use what they like, and shouldn't introduce that much
complexity into the code.
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There is a copy in your .svn directory that allows the
offline status, diff, and revert commands to work.
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n instead of CVS. I've been using it for
awhile now on my little projects and it's a joy to work with.
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ly against using 'pgfoundry.org' as I believe sub-projects
should all fall under the currently used postgresql.org domain.
Another thing to think about is search engine placement. Most search
engines give higher listings to keywords that are in the domain name.
While people will s
ing PostgreSQL entirely
in Java. Not to mention it would kill PostgreSQL's current
speedy performance!
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out of the index name. Not sure
why it errors, but if you replace the period with an underscore
it'll create.
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Loading the data from file like this is probably going to be much
faster than from a script and/or program.
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And based on what I can tell the shell script
src/test/regress/pg_regress.sh already has the ability to define
the port with --port. It sets the PGPORT environment variable.
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that you speak as if you have personal knowledge of how much effort
it took.
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Check whether the directory /cvsroot/pgsql/CVSROOT exists and the
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The script needs to place lock files in the directory the file is in
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