> int2 .. failed
> int4 .. failed
Both int2 and int4 have been consistently failing
for me, but it is due to a wording problem:
pg_atoi: error reading "100000": Math result not representable instead of pg_atoi: error reading "100000":
Numericalresult out of range
Also, float8 usually fails for me, due to the expected
being a 'result is out of range' error, and the result being:
> ! bad|?column? > ! ---+-------- > ! |0 > ! |NaN etc.
> geometry .. failed
This almost always fails due to a rounding differences.
Is there a way to build the rounding into the test
so that it would fail if something is _really_ wrong?
> triggers .. failed
For me, "check_primary_key: even number of arguments should be specified"
is shown as an error, which is not 'expected', then, as a result,
everything else in the test fails.
This is definately a problem.
> misc .. failed
> plpgsql .. failed
I'm not too sure about these.. I had a host of other failures, but
this was due to me running the test in the wrong account....
running it in the right account now. :)
> I am running Red Hat 5.1 on intel. Should I be concerned about these? I am
> eager to get up and running on 6.5 but always seem to run into one obstacle
> or another.
I have the same configuration, Pentium Pro, RH 5.1 almost stock configuration.
Clark