Can some please tell me if UC4 is compactible with PostgreSQL.
Right now ,UC4 works with Oracle ,want to change it for PGSQL.
Could not get any documents with PGSQL standards for UC4
is UC4 feasible like MSSQL ,Oracle ?
Please help
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I have a query in Snowflake which I need to represent in Greenplum
So I am facing with that problem. These date functions don't exist in Greenplum:
TO_TIMESTAMP_NTZ(CONVERT_TIMEZONE('UTC', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP))
How I can fix it in Greenplum?
Tried to find analogue functions
I have a question about Postgres. For example I want to query a column but I only fill in the first letters. Am I able to get all the results with these letters?
If you are using postgres enterprise manager tool, I think you can see the suggestions using ctrl+spacebar
I am new SQL and I was wondering if there is any quick way of getting a global "view" of a new database (if for example you are starting to use a database you know nothing about and you want to just get a global idea of how the entire database looks like).
In other words is there a way to :
Maybe get some graphical representation of the database? - a sort of diagram that shows the relation between all tables
Maybe do some sort of query that could return the no. of rows, no. columns (and ideally column names) of each table in the database?
Apologies if this is a really basic question, I am very new to SQL. I am currently using PostgreSQL and PgAdmin4. Thanks
I am using DB2 9.7 enterprise edition on Windows 7. I have created a trigger and now I need to know which columns have been updated, from within the trigger. In MS SQL 2008 there is a function called "COLUMNS_UPDATED()" that gives you just that. However, after a lot of searching I cannot find an equivalent function for DB2. Any ideas? Thanks.
DB2 does not have a comparable function like this. Compare OLD and NEW values in triggers.
Is there a way to create directories in a FileTable without using File I/O APIs? Is it just as simple as creating a SQL INSERT statement?
This is my first experience with SQL Server 2012 and I'm not familiar with the limits of the FileTable from within SQL Server.
The following worked for me. Hopefully this helps out someone else.
INSERT INTO FileTable0 (name,is_directory,is_archive) VALUES ('Directory', 1, 0);
You should also check out Bob Beauchemin's Techdays 2012 video for more details on FileStream and its evolution into FileTable.