Hi Tom,
Tom Lane wrote:
> pginfo <pginfo@t1.unisoftbg.com> writes:
> > As I wrote it happens by indexing.
> > And all the data are new inserted (after dumping from 7.2 from anoder box
> > before).
> > I do not belive that it is data corruption.
>
> Hm. Another theory that would fit those facts is that you're getting
> bitten by the bug in strcoll() that used to exist in glibc. I think you
> said you are using Red Hat somethingorother --- are you up2date on glibc
> fixes?
>
Actualy no.But I am using this version of redhat (7.3) without any problems
with pg 7.2.3.
And it is working very well.
Is it possible that the problem is in my shared memory configuration?
Also I use it with the latest jdbc driver from pg (7.3)
> regards, tom lane
regards,
ivavn.
