Thanks for your real-time respone!
the problem was sloved after I upgrade the postgreSQL from 7.3.4 to 7.4.2.
by the way, is there any bug-tracking website for postgreSQL ?
I follow the [HOMEPAGE] -> [DEVELOPERS] -> find nothing relative to
bugzilla-like items,
follow the [GBROG] ->>> it's PostgreSQL related projects , but without
PostgreSQL itself ?
let me show a advertisement... quote from ORELLY's Developer Weblogs> RT foundry is being developed in Taiwan as part
ofthe Open Foundry
Project, which is aimed at encouraging for> FS/OSS development in Taiwan. The foundry is a SF-like, expect using
better technologies> (RT for bug/request tracking, subversion for source control, etc ...
the following link is the issue and comments log for sloving this
problem I said.
http://rt.openfoundry.org/Foundry/Project/Tracker/Display.html?Queue=90&id=2653
there are some chinese characters mixed, but I just wanna to show that
host a dedicate issue/bug tracking system
may improve a software project evloution.
June-Yen
Tom Lane wrote:
>jihuang <jihuang@iis.sinica.edu.tw> writes:
>
>
>>I put 360000+ rows in a table , and now any select , update , analyze
>>... command fail.
>>the log shows "ERROR: heapgettup: failed ReadBuffer",
>>
>>
>
>What Postgres version is this? AFAICS that error has been impossible
>for quite some time ...
>
> regards, tom lane
>
>
