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- what does the @ gt; operator in postgres do? - Stack Overflow
110 I came across a query in postgres here which uses the @> operator on earth objects I've searched everywhere, but have come up empty on the meaning of this operator (and likely others like it, eg: @<, etc ) Is this documented somewhere in the postgres docs? I'm even more curious to understand what the operator does on earth objects
- How to use multiple WITH statements in one PostgreSQL query?
Try a comma before second with statement any any others after Not sure about postgres but that's the normal syntax with Oracle and sql server
- What is the default password for Postgres - Stack Overflow
I have just installed Postgres 9 3 on Windows 7 The installation completed successfully It has never asked me to provide the password for postgres user The service postgresql-x64-9 3 is up and r
- Difference between LIKE and ~ in Postgres - Stack Overflow
Difference between LIKE and ~ in Postgres Asked 13 years, 3 months ago Modified 1 year, 1 month ago Viewed 139k times
- Using psql how do I list extensions installed in a database?
How do I list all extensions that are already installed in a database or schema from psql? See also Finding a list of available extensions that PostgreSQL ships with
- I forgot the password I entered during PostgreSQL installation
I either forgot or mistyped (during the installation) the password to the default user of PostgreSQL I can't seem to be able to run it, and I get the following error: psql: FATAL: password
- updating table rows in postgres using subquery - Stack Overflow
The syntax isn't compatible with older versions of Postgres, before v9 1, (see and the previous versions) I'm on v8 2, so you have to put the entire CTE With statement inside brackets after the FROM keyword and it will work
- sql - How to get a list column names and datatypes of a table in . . .
Postgres does it programmatically, so just start postgres with the '-E' flag: psql -E and for every backslash command the respective SQL will be displayed before the result of the command
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