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Export DB
Javier E Polo <jpolo@luna.uniandes.edu.co> — 1998-08-20T05:13:42Z
The storage format of the databases change when I change the architecture? I had postgres in my alpha computer, but now I have a sparc computer and I compiled postgres again, but I can't read my old databases. How can I do, for not lost all the information?
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column name length
Rostislav Matl <xmatl@informatics.muni.cz> — 1998-08-20T14:00:08Z
I'm not sure if column name length limit is 16 or 32, can somebody tell me ? +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ROSTISLAV MATL, student of Masaryk University - Faculty of Informatics | | e-mail: xmatl@fi.muni.cz WWW: http://www.fi.muni.cz/~xmatl/index.html | | ICQ#: 17058749 | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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Re: [GENERAL] column name length
Aleksey Dashevsky <postgres@luckynet.co.il> — 1998-08-20T15:10:49Z
Neither 16, nor 32, but 31 ! This is also true for table name. Al. On Thu, 20 Aug 1998, Rostislav Matl wrote: > > I'm not sure if column name length limit is 16 or 32, > can somebody tell me ? > > +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ > | ROSTISLAV MATL, student of Masaryk University - Faculty of Informatics | > | e-mail: xmatl@fi.muni.cz WWW: http://www.fi.muni.cz/~xmatl/index.html | > | ICQ#: 17058749 | > +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ >