On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, Andreea Gheorghe wrote:
>
> Sorry for the previous message, I forgotten to write the subject antet
> of e-mail :-)
>
> Hello all,
>
> I have installed postgresql-6.2.1-7 on Red Hat 5.0(Hurricane).
> I need to insert a large object into a data base.
> I found in "Postgres User Manual", in section "Large Object", the sample
> example "testlo.c" - test using large object with libpq.
> I compiled this example, and there are some strange things:
> - if I try to insert in the data base a file with size smaller
> the 1K, the thinhs are Ok.
> - but, if I try to insert a larger file, I get the message:
> "broken pipe". Then, if I execute again, this program, I get the message:
> "can't create large object", this mean that "lo_creat" function failed.
>
> To insert the file in the date base is used: "lo_import" function
> from libpq.
> Did anyone have this problem? Can anybody help me?
> Thanks a lot!
Large Objects are sort of broken in 6..2.1.
When I was implementing large objects in the JDBC driver, I was getting
the same errors that you are seeing. I found it was sort of a memory leak
in fastpath that was causing the backend to dump core.
I'd advise you upgrade to 6.3 (now it's out), as it fixes this problem.
Also, lo_import/lo_export only works for files sitting on the server, not
on the client. To access files on the server, look at the examples in the
source tree.
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