Mailing lists [pgsql-general]

3 May 2023

• 09:23   Can one user login in multile machine? Wen Yi
• 10:33   Re: RHEL repo package crc mismatches Brainmue
• 10:34   Re: Can one user login in multile machine? Ron
• 14:11   Re: libpq and multi-threading Michael J. Baars
• 15:25   PL/pgSQL doesn't support variables in queries? J.A.
• 15:31   Re: PL/pgSQL doesn't support variables in queries? hubert depesz lubaczewski
• 15:35   Re: libpq and multi-threading Michael Loftis
• 15:39   Re: PL/pgSQL doesn't support variables in queries? Erik Wienhold
• 15:51   Re: PL/pgSQL doesn't support variables in queries? J.A.
• 15:58   Re: RHEL repo package crc mismatches Devrim Gündüz
• 16:16   Why using a partial index is doing slightly more logical I/O than a normal index Dirschel, Steve
• 16:26   Re: PL/pgSQL doesn't support variables in queries? Erik Wienhold
• 16:28   Re: PL/pgSQL doesn't support variables in queries? Tom Lane
• 16:54   iso-8859-1 postgres ssl error "could not accept SSL connection: Success" and timeout Sergey Cherevko
• 17:34   Re: PL/pgSQL doesn't support variables in queries? J.A.
• 17:40   Re: PL/pgSQL doesn't support variables in queries? David G. Johnston
• 17:56   Re: PL/pgSQL doesn't support variables in queries? Adrian Klaver
• 18:23   Re: libpq and multi-threading Michael J. Baars
• 18:54   Re: libpq and multi-threading Peter J. Holzer
• 19:10   Re: libpq and multi-threading Geoff Winkless
• 19:17   Re: iso-8859-1 postgres ssl error "could not accept SSL connection: Success" and timeout Jeff Janes
• 19:43   Re: Can one user login in multile machine? Israel Brewster
• 19:57   Re: RHEL repo package crc mismatches Bruce Momjian
• 20:27   Re: RHEL repo package crc mismatches Brainmue
• 20:37   Re: Why using a partial index is doing slightly more logical I/O than a normal index Jeff Janes
• 21:00   RE: [EXT] Re: Why using a partial index is doing slightly more logical I/O than a normal index Dirschel, Steve
• 21:17   Invoking SQL function while doing CREATE OR REPLACE on it Nagendra Mahesh (namahesh)
• 22:00   Re: [EXT] Re: Why using a partial index is doing slightly more logical I/O than a normal index Tom Lane