Messages posted by: Anonymous

Fantastic! I have a need to for it to be on this platform! I just downlaoded it today, and I am really liking what I see. I have always preferred PostgreSQL over mySQL and your enhancements are great.

Most of the functionality will be included in our TSQL compatibility which would include the dbo owned tables. Our goal is to require minimal if any changes to existing stored procedures.

What OS are you running?
That entry in pg_hba.conf will only affect the local host.

If you replace that line with:
host all kenny 0.0.0.0/0 md5
it will allow an md5 connection from any IP address. From a security standpoint, it would be advisable to change 0.0.0.0/0 with X.X.X.X/32 where X.X.X.X is the IP address of the remote host so only the remote host can access EDB.

Jim,

How complete will MS SQL Server compatibility mode actually be? I'm curious on the level of changes our stored procedures will require. Will we have system tables (or views) like sysobjects? Will we have system stored procedures like sp_executesql?

Regards,
John

I was able to download your product and to install it w/o any errors. I am now in the process of connecting to a server and am getting a "connection refused" error with an ID that I created. PLease advise how to bypass this error.

Regards,
Sonny

Yes. We'll be rolling out additional platforms based on demand with Mac OS X on our road map for the near future.

Works fine now

Thanks, I'll give it a try

Ora style packages are vital, as my current shop is an Oracle shop.

I'm betting that the issue is that Beta #1 isn't tested on a directory file name with a space in it.

C:\Program Files\edb-2005

I cant make slony1 cluster. pgadmin III signals error, slony1 creation scripts not available. i am using -b1.zip version. some slony sql scripts are installed but pgadmin doesnt seems to be able to find them

Hi
I did not want to be mean, sorry if my words hurted you (I'm not native English)

Could you please publish your work so that we could see what your system does and how the product is built ? What extra is added ?

also, instead of the fancy java installer an rpm repository from which I could install/upgrade with yum would be far more usable

regards

Gabor

I compiled postgres, postgis, geos and proj from source and it just works.
I wonder why I'd use enterprisedb instead of the original ?

All upper menu (Home|Download|Interact...) is clickable but links to the same page (postgres.enterprisedb.com)
Maybe there should be some really basic installation instruction on download page - user may want to know what to expect before downloading 75MB tgz file (root required?, any dependencies?, supported distros?). I suppose there's some README and Changelog inside archive - I would like to see it before downloading.
Licensing page seems to have trimmed first sentence.
Professional services page have underlined "service offerings" that look like hyperlinks, maybe use bold instead of underline...

Hi, I have little problem with menus at the top of the page (those Home|Download|Interact...)
When I hover mouse over f.e. "Library" I see Documentation/Licensing/Components submenus, but when I move mouse down, menu closes and I fail to click my choice. There is this little blue line under menu and I think when mouse hovers over it menu closes. If I move mouse down quickly I manage not to close menu. I use Firefox 2.0.0.6 on Ubuntu.
Probably moving submenu few pixels upwards would fix this problem...

We have tried to install EnterpriseDB (solaris_sparc) on solaris. But we are getting following error:
symbol rctlblk_size: referenced symbol not found.

I think this issue is because of 64bit edb_postgres file
We have compiled the openssl and postgres 8.2.4 in 32 bit mode.

Becuase of the above issue, we are not getting the way to proceed further?
Can you Please help us reagarding above issue?

Just wonder if I have an app running on enterprise db advanced server would it be fully compatible with your db postgres version?

Thanks in advance,

Please correct me if I'm wrong...

I think 10.3 was back in the good old Mac PowerPC days. We are planning to release server binaries that will run only on OSX 10.4 for Intel. The pgAdmin3 client is built as a Universal Binary that will run on OSX 10.4 PPC and Intel. Seems that for maximum flexibility we should also try to build the ODBC client as a universal binary.

--Luss

Denis, this is because the Linux Installer includes phpPgAdmin. This needs Apache and php. This is not in the Windows installer.