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Category Archives: Database
Oracle…
Working with Oracle is always an adventure. The error messages are usually not very helpful, so you have to guess a lot. What I’ve seen today is an extreme though. Oracle allows you to create a table with a column … Continue reading
“MySQL server has gone away”
I have written a few Twisted scripts at work that parse incoming data from a socket and save it in a MySQL database, using the MySQLdb package. It’s a well-known fact that the MySQL server will close connections that are … Continue reading
UUID generator in PL/pgSQL
While writing an SQL script to upgrade the MusicBrainz database for the last release, I needed a way to generate new UUIDs from SQL. PostgreSQL has a native UUID data type and a contrib module for generating UUIDs since version … Continue reading
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Tagged Database, plpgsql, postgresql, sql, uuid
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