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writes: Yeah. To enlarge on that: if you are capturing SQL commands in the log file, they most likely contain all kinds of sensitive data --- think credit card numbers, bank

writes: It's nastier than that: the restriction is that the length in *characters* be the same in all rows. In a variable-width encoding like UTF8 the length in bytes can vary. This means

bank accounts. And I also do Internet shopping. I went through the usual steps to set myself up to use each of these. And I have no choice but to put my faith in their

banks (figures) so the transaction handling part was modeled after the banking business. When I've had my first course in SQL, back in 1988, I was given analogy with writing checks

write 1200. Some things happens if both use select for update and/or use the adequate isolation levels to force the engine to use appropiate locks. BUT if both transactions do a select, wait

banks and insurance shops) would usually run Informix or Oracle. Postgres is just my own private fancy. On Tue, Jun 09, 2020 at 03:42:48PM -0400, Stephen Frost wrote: ! * Peter (pmc@citylink.dinoex.sub.org) wrote: ! > This

"David G. Johnston" writes: I think the OP has rediscovered the bug already fixed

bank lock while they run, so in practice this is never a problem. We need the atomic write and atomic read so that multiple processes processing pages in different banks

bank contract installments in many fields of Finacial Math, because to do use "row_number_desc() over()" is most easy that write

bank business, and have serveral customer database, do a majority of update opertaion as result trigger some table dead_tup_ratio nealy 100%, but can not find any autovacuum process work for a very long

write uint64 relnum = relnumber instead of initializing on a separate line. +#define RELNUMBERCHARS 20 /* max chars printed by %llu */ Maybe instead of %llu we should say UINT64_FORMAT (or INT64_FORMAT if there's some

write this, or maybe it is just lacking some explanatory comments? ~~~ 6. src/backend/commands/ddl_deparse.c - append_array_object + if (!verbose) + { + ListCell *lc; + + /* Extract the ObjElems whose present flag is true */ + foreach(lc, array) + { + ObjElem *elem = (ObjElem *) lfirst

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write them all. Setting enable_hashagg = off causes the query to complete, however; it means the next batch queries never completes (left it > 8 hours) when ordinarily it’s done in 5 minutes. Thanks… Martin

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writes: Well, that presumably depends on perspective. A bank generally cannot ever afford to lose

writes: Maybe. Maybe not. Depends whether you query the large table, and not the least how you query them, and what indexes you have. As a matter of fact, for the same amount of information

writes. Only if your data is important. In this instance, it sounds like most of what you're holding is coming from other sources, and losing a days worth of data is no big deal

write in every forth-coming issues of the magazine. If you don't want to do that, you have to "fire" him... Also a lot images i use are free as long as the magazine

writes: All I can do is add a suitable .signature... -- (reverse (concatenate 'string "ofni.secnanifxunil" "@" "enworbbc")) "Linux is not ready for the Enterprise. There is not a single voice-controlled

write af few scripts to do it and do a lot of testing) took only a few days. Having everything in PG now the interesting part was to test performance, but first of course

Bank Standard Time" "Yukon Standard Time" Some of these replace older spellings, but I kept the older spellings too in case our code runs on a machine with the older data. * Replace aliases (tzdb Links

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writes: [ shrug... ] Whether that's more correct than the current behavior is a matter of opinion. As I said, the ts_headline code highlights all matching words within whatever fragment it selects. It does make

writes: Hm. I looked at infer_arbiter_indexes, which is the place where this particular error is thrown, and realized that my previous assertion was wrong: it *does* try to prove applicability of partial indexes

writes: Indeed. You can only be certain of there actually being a conversion if the transaction directly involved a conversion between currencies. Thus... 1. If I buy materials using $USD on the $USD checking account

writes: It's impossible to do much with this when you have not shown us a complete test case, but I'm wondering if your calling function is passing parameter values that don't match

Banks writes: And what's wrong with a static class variable for that

Bank sample application to call a REQUIRES_NEW bean method within another transaction. It seems to work just fine, it opens a new connection and runs the REQUIRES_NEW transaction with that. I can send

writes: FWIW, the new "extended query" protocol has exactly such a restriction. However that hardly excuses any sloppiness in allowing non-syntax-checked parameter values through. Consider changing "WHERE x < ?" to "WHERE

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writes: I would recommend reading Bruce Momjian's excellent book on PostgreSQL. It is available on the web at the following location: http:///docs/aw_pgsql_book/index.html In particular there is a section on Transactions and Locks that

write a note about it. It will be a bit long. "Beginning Databases with PostgreSQL" by Stones and Mathews also gives information on schema. Vijay #FIG 3.2 Landscape Center Inches A4 100.00 Single

writes: I'd lean to the former myself --- which actually does suggest that this patch is not ready for application yet, because it banks

write once or read mostly tables will see a lot more benefit than high traffic oltp type tables. regarding postgresql 9.2 by june, the official release schedule has 9.2 going into beta by april

banks. If I understand it correctly, this is due to the memory controller moving from the south(?)bridge to being integrated in the CPU. That's an interesting point, I'd not even considered

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banks of SSD will buy Intel, and the "Enterprise" feature set seems completely enough that it doesn't set off any alarms to them. The same is not true of OCZ, which unfortunately means

banks. The example is plain silly. Here is what I have in mind as "write

write performance, and terrible performance in degraded mode - there are a few edge cases, but in almost all cases you should be using RAID-10 for a database. - Like most apps, the ultimate

BANK" character varying(50), "BRANCH" character varying(50), "BRANCHCODE" character varying(50), "BKACCOUNTTYPE" character varying(50) DEFAULT 'Cheque'::character varying, "ACCOUNTNUMBER" character varying(50), "TYPETRANS" integer DEFAULT 0, "REMITTANCE" boolean, "RECEIPT" boolean, "JOURNAL" boolean, "VOUCHERREQ

bank_holidays ---------------2007-01-012007-04-062007-04-092007-05-072007-05-282007-08-272007-12-252007-12-26 (8 rows) I've attached the code for anyone who want to use or improve

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writes: This is not a mathematical operation, it is a financial issue that has to conform to rules developed long ago by bankers

"Erik G. Burrows" writes: If you don't mind a not-standard-SQL solution

Write a trigger to keep entries up to date as you insert/delete/update entries (basically, same as above but keeps things up to date) 3. Use a sub-query richardh=> SELECT * FROM bank

bank is not a wise use of those donations either.     We work with customers much larger than that, with way more infrastructure, with much more sensitive PII data and extremely valuable assets that need