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Rajesh Kumar Mallah
 
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Default procedural languages in 7.4.6 - 10-31-2004 , 07:54 AM







Hi,


In 7.4.6 there is only plpgsql under pl where as 7.4.5
includes it in the main distribution

can anyone tell from where plperl for 7.4.6
can be got?


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Default Re: procedural languages in 7.4.6 - 10-31-2004 , 08:23 AM






On Sun, Oct 31, 2004 at 07:24:20PM +0530, Rajesh Kumar Mallah wrote:
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In 7.4.6 there is only plpgsql under pl where as 7.4.5
includes it in the main distribution

can anyone tell from where plperl for 7.4.6 can be got?
Are you installing PostgreSQL from source or from a prebuilt package?

Plperl is in the 7.4.6 source code. If you're downloading the
split-up tarballs, then it's in postgresql-opt, just as it was
in 7.4.5.

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Default Re: procedural languages in 7.4.6 - 10-31-2004 , 09:21 AM



Rajesh Kumar Mallah <mallah (AT) trade-india (DOT) com> writes:
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In 7.4.6 there is only plpgsql under pl where as 7.4.5
includes it in the main distribution
When complaining about a packaging problem, it would help if you
mentioned which package you are complaining about.

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Default Re: procedural languages in 7.4.6 - 10-31-2004 , 09:42 AM




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Are you installing PostgreSQL from source or from a prebuilt package?

Plperl is in the 7.4.6 source code. If you're downloading the
split-up tarballs, then it's in postgresql-opt, just as it was
in 7.4.5.



You can also get plPerlNG for 7.4.6 here:

http://plperlng.commandprompt.com/

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Default Re: procedural languages in 7.4.6 - 10-31-2004 , 02:26 PM





Very sorry

had downloaded the -base package by mistake.

Regds
mallah.

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Rajesh Kumar Mallah <mallah (AT) trade-india (DOT) com> writes:
In 7.4.6 there is only plpgsql under pl where as 7.4.5
includes it in the main distribution

When complaining about a packaging problem, it would help if you
mentioned which package you are complaining about.

regards, tom lane



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