Run a create object script ???
Hi,
I have written all the script in a db.txt file, how to call the script from the
file???
In Oracle one can issue $ @filename and the job get done, whats the relative
option in POSTGRES ???
DArshan
On Thu, 26 Apr 2001 Darshan.wakchaure@Vashimail.ltitl.com wrote:
I have written all the script in a db.txt file, how to call the script from the
file???
In Oracle one can issue $ @filename and the job get done, whats the relative
option in POSTGRES ???
\i filename
use \? for a complete list.
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Tod McQuillin
Hi !
Last day, when I did a vacuum, postgres crashes.
Now It works fine, but I can't do VACUMM, the error message is something
like "Can't get lock. Is another Vacuum running ?"
What can I do to reactivate the vacuum ?
thank you.
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Jean-Arthur Silve <jeanarthur@eurovox.fr> writes:
Now It works fine, but I can't do VACUMM, the error message is something
like "Can't get lock. Is another Vacuum running ?"
What can I do to reactivate the vacuum ?
There's a file named something pretty obvious (pg_vlock, IIRC) in the
$PGDATA/base/yourdb/ directory. Remove it.
Also, consider updating to a more recent version of Postgres ;-)
regards, tom lane
use \i option followed by the path of the file which contains the script
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Subject: [GENERAL] Run a create object script ???
Hi,
I have written all the script in a db.txt file, how to call the script
from the
file???
In Oracle one can issue $ @filename and the job get done, whats the
relative
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option in POSTGRES ???
DArshan
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