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Bug 174255
PostgreSQL Guide: Some minor inconsistencies between text and examples
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A diff that fixes the above mentioned problems
postgres-howto.diff (text/plain), 4.40 KB, created by
Rolf Herzog
on 2007-04-12 09:36:26 UTC
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>*** postgres-howto.xml 2007-04-12 11:24:16.000000000 +0200 >--- /home/rolf/extsrc/gentoo/xml/htdocs/doc/en/postgres-howto.xml 2007-04-12 11:06:04.000000000 +0200 >*************** >*** 159,165 **** > <ti> > If this option is enabled, <c>XPATH</c> style xml support will be built. > More information on using xml support with PostgreSQL can be found on: >! <uri link="http://www.throwingbeans.org/postgresql_and_xml.html"> > PostgreSQL and XML</uri>. > </ti> > </tr> >--- 159,165 ---- > <ti> > If this option is enabled, <c>XPATH</c> style xml support will be built. > More information on using xml support with PostgreSQL can be found on: >! <uri link="http://www.throwingbeans.org/tech/postgresql_and_xml.html"> > PostgreSQL and XML</uri>. > </ti> > </tr> >*************** >*** 326,332 **** > <p> > The database was successfully created, and we can confirm that the database can > run basic tasks. We'll go ahead and drop this database (remove it) with the >! <c>dropdb</c> command: > </p> > > <pre caption="Droping a database with dropdb"> >--- 326,332 ---- > <p> > The database was successfully created, and we can confirm that the database can > run basic tasks. We'll go ahead and drop this database (remove it) with the >! <c>dropdb</c> command, creating a new one for usage later on: > </p> > > <pre caption="Droping a database with dropdb"> >*************** >*** 384,394 **** > </pre> > > <p> >! Success! Our new user was created using the previously created superuser. >! The <c>-A</c> and <c>-D</c> options do the opposite of <c>-a</c> and <c>-d</c>, >! and instead deny the user the ability to create other users and databases. Now >! that there are users to work with, the next chapter will look at using the new >! database. > </p> > > </body> >--- 384,394 ---- > </pre> > > <p> >! Success! Our new user was created using the previously created superuser. The >! <c>-A</c> and <c>-D</c> options do the opposite of <c>-a</c> and <c>-d</c>, and >! instead deny the user the ability to create other users and databases. Now that >! there are users to work with, and a new database created, the next chapter will >! look at using the new database. > </p> > > </body> >*************** >*** 401,414 **** > <body> > > <p> >! Now there is a user that can create databases and add other users, and the main >! postgres user that can do anything. The user created earlier can currently login >! to the server, and that's about it. In general, users need to be able to insert >! data and retrieve data, and sometimes any other number of tasks. So, for this >! new user to be able to do anything, they must be setup with the proper >! permissions. This can easily be done by passing the <c>-O</c> parameter to >! <c>createdb</c>. We'll start by making a new database, <b>MyDB</b> with our >! superuser that will be owned by the previous testuser: > </p> > > <pre caption="Creating the MyDB database"> >--- 401,415 ---- > <body> > > <p> >! With the new database created, there is a user that can create databases and >! add other users, and the main postgres user that can do anything. The user >! created earlier can currently login to the server, and that's about it. In >! general, users need to be able to insert data and retrieve data, and sometimes >! any other number of tasks. So, for this new user to be able to do anything, >! they must be setup with the proper permissions. This can easily be done by >! passing the <c>-O</c> parameter to <c>createdb</c>. We'll start by making a >! new database, <b>MyDB</b> with our superuser that will be owned by the previous >! testuser: > </p> > > <pre caption="Creating the MyDB database"> >*************** >*** 702,714 **** > <body> > > <p> >! >! This concludes the PostgreSQL Guide. A big thanks goes to Masatomo Nakano, who >! was the Gentoo PostgreSQL maintainer at the time I wrote this, for his help >! in answering my questions. Any suggestions on this guide should be sent to >! <mail>chriswhite@gentoo.org</mail>. For more extensive documentation, see the >! <uri link="http://www.postgresql.org">PostgreSQL website</uri>. >! > </p> > > </body> >--- 703,713 ---- > <body> > > <p> >! This concludes the PostgreSQL Guide. A big thanks goes to Masatomo Nakano, the >! Gentoo PostgreSQL maintainer for his help in answering my questions. Any >! suggestions on this guide should be sent to <mail>chriswhite@gentoo.org</mail>. >! For more extensive documentation, see the <uri >! link="http://www.postgresql.org">PostgreSQL website</uri>. > </p> > > </body>
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