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Last Activity: Jan 29 '07, 11:44 PM
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  • ahammond
    replied to postgresql function
    Your question is incoherent. If you actually want to solve your problem, you might try posting the code, along with a description of what it's supposed to do, and what it's doing that's wrong....
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  • What a vague question. You might want to look at Ruby on Rails to build a web front-end for your table. I hear it's quite easy to develop with....
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  • ahammond
    replied to limit database size
    I can think of a number of ways to do this. The easiest is to us the tablespaces feature and stick each DB in it's own tablespace on a 10MB partition....
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  • ahammond
    replied to Linking Tables from 2 databases
    This implements statement based replication, which is fraught with problems. What you're asking for is synchronous, multi-master replication. The brief answer is Oracle RAC. It'll cost you in the millions. The other brief answer is that you probably don't need it.

    If you describe the problem you're trying to solve, instead of the solution you think you've come up with, you're more likely to get a better answer....
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  • If it's you personally that wants to interface with the database then I'd suggest either the command line interface that comes with postgres called psql. If you want something GUI than check out pgadmin3.

    As an aside, if you want to be taken seriously, you might want to take the time to write like you have an education that extends beyond the kindergarten of IRC...
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  • ahammond
    replied to To insert 60million rows to database
    This assumes that you don't have concurrent queries trying to read from those tables. If you do, and they depend on the index you won't like the effect.



    This is incorrect. PostgreSQL does not dynamically maintain clustering. AFAIK there are no plans to support dynamically maintained clustering at any time in the near future.



    Nobody seems to have mentioned using prepared transactions yet....
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  • ahammond
    replied to Postgresql Compression Across Network
    You can use an ssh tunnel to do this or some other VPN solution. I think it's also possible to do compression at the SSL layer, but you probably don't want the annoyance of using SSL....
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