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LibPq.dll change a database connection.
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Re: LibPq.dll change a database connection. -
11-18-2008
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Do not use PHP but I'm using Visual Object (VO). I have created classes that interface in the LibPq.dll natively and inside the classroom, I try to change the database. In practice I create a new connection and, if OK, check the new connection to the classroom. Who has Instanz class that is totally transparent. |
all I can speak about the PostgreSQL library.
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Another question that you want to do is this: is possible, through calls to the functions of libpq.dll, to backup the database to which you are connected? And if so, which function to use? |
You can create a dump with the client utility pg_dump (which, sure enough,
uses the client library).
Yours,
Laurenz Albe
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Do not use PHP but I'm using Visual Object (VO). I have created classes that interface in the LibPq.dll natively and inside the classroom, I try to change the database. In practice I create a new connection and, if OK, check the new connection to the classroom. Who has Instanz class that is totally transparent. |
all I can speak about the PostgreSQL library.
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Another question that you want to do is this: is possible, through calls to the functions of libpq.dll, to backup the database to which you are connected? And if so, which function to use? |
You can create a dump with the client utility pg_dump (which, sure enough,
uses the client library).
Yours,
Laurenz Albe
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Do not use PHP but I'm using Visual Object (VO). I have created classes that interface in the LibPq.dll natively and inside the classroom, I try to change the database. In practice I create a new connection and, if OK, check the new connection to the classroom. Who has Instanz class that is totally transparent. |
all I can speak about the PostgreSQL library.
Quote:
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Another question that you want to do is this: is possible, through calls to the functions of libpq.dll, to backup the database to which you are connected? And if so, which function to use? |
You can create a dump with the client utility pg_dump (which, sure enough,
uses the client library).
Yours,
Laurenz Albe
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Do not use PHP but I'm using Visual Object (VO). I have created classes that interface in the LibPq.dll natively and inside the classroom, I try to change the database. In practice I create a new connection and, if OK, check the new connection to the classroom. Who has Instanz class that is totally transparent. |
all I can speak about the PostgreSQL library.
Quote:
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Another question that you want to do is this: is possible, through calls to the functions of libpq.dll, to backup the database to which you are connected? And if so, which function to use? |
You can create a dump with the client utility pg_dump (which, sure enough,
uses the client library).
Yours,
Laurenz Albe
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Do not use PHP but I'm using Visual Object (VO). I have created classes that interface in the LibPq.dll natively and inside the classroom, I try to change the database. In practice I create a new connection and, if OK, check the new connection to the classroom. Who has Instanz class that is totally transparent. |
all I can speak about the PostgreSQL library.
Quote:
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Another question that you want to do is this: is possible, through calls to the functions of libpq.dll, to backup the database to which you are connected? And if so, which function to use? |
You can create a dump with the client utility pg_dump (which, sure enough,
uses the client library).
Yours,
Laurenz Albe
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