Обсуждение: Client Libraries
Is there a way of compiling only the client libraries for a particular system? I'm thinking of the situation where I have the database running on one machine and clients to that database (Apache/PHP4) on other machines, possibly of a different architecture (eg a Sparc Solaris DB machine and Linux/BSD web servers). Do I have to compile the entirity of PostgreSQL on the web servers just to get the client libraries installed? Thanks, -- Paul McGarry mailto:paulm@opentec.com.au Systems Integrator http://www.opentec.com.au Opentec Pty Ltd http://www.iebusiness.com.au 6 Lyon Park Road Phone: (02) 9878 1744 North Ryde NSW 2113 Fax: (02) 9878 1755
Fri, Jun 16, 2000 at 08:34:43AM +1000, Paul McGarry пишет:
> Is there a way of compiling only the client libraries for a particular
> system?
You could compile all the sources, install to different location with
something like
make install \
POSTGRESDIR=$prefix \
POSTMANDIR=$prefix/man \
HEADERDIR=$prefix/include/postgresql \
TEMPLATEDIR=$prefix/share/postgresql
(this command is ok for 7.0)
and pick the files (libraries) you need. In fact, this method is used by
'rpm', the RedHat package manager, when it builds packages from sources.
--
jk
Hello ,
I was talking about PostgreSQL with one of my friend who use SQL Server
.
He ask me what about replication database in Postgresql .
Is there a way to do this :
- when a row is inserted (or deleted ...) in database1 - > automatically
the same operation is replicated on a other databse
Or a dump is necessary ?
SQL server do this internally . Thanks for your responses and don't worry
, I stay a PostgreSQL admirator .
loic@cri74.org
Loïc TREGOUËT wrote: > > Hello , > > I was talking about PostgreSQL with one of my friend who use SQL Server > . > He ask me what about replication database in Postgresql . > > Is there a way to do this : > - when a row is inserted (or deleted ...) in database1 - > automatically > the same operation is replicated on a other databse > > Or a dump is necessary ? > > SQL server do this internally . Thanks for your responses and don't worry > , I stay a PostgreSQL admirator . > > loic@cri74.org In the TODO file, under EXOTIC FEATURES * Add replication of distributed databases Besides this, I wonder if db replication could be done by reaplying backend logs. Regards, Haroldo. -- ----------------------+------------------------ Haroldo Stenger | hstenger@ieee.org Montevideo, Uruguay. | hstenger@adinet.com.uy ----------------------+------------------------ Visit UYLUG Web Site: http://www.linux.org.uy -----------------------------------------------
Haroldo Stenger writes: > Besides this, I wonder if db replication could be done by reaplying > backend logs. Yup, if we only had backend logs... -- Peter Eisentraut Sernanders väg 10:115 peter_e@gmx.net 75262 Uppsala http://yi.org/peter-e/ Sweden