Lamar Owen wrote: >Thomas Lockhart wrote: >> \l (which lists databases, not tables) behaves itself on my RH5.2 >>
systemwith the current development tree. > >In the interests of thoroughness, I did the following: >I took my
productionsystem (running the 6.5.1-0.7lo RPM's), and tried >\l, which worked fine. I then upgraded to the 6.5.2-1
RPM's,and tried >\l -- and it works fine. > >System is Mandrake 5.3 (linux kernel 2.0.36, glibc 2.0.7). I'll try it
>againstmy RedHat 6.1 partition after I reboot into it here in a moment >(it's on this very notebook).
And that's the result I get with Debian 6.5.2-2 - no problem found. So I conclude
that it's something wrong in your database.
Try doing `select * from pg_database;' (which does the same as \l) and see
what results you get. Turn on backend debugging and logging and see what the
error is.
(I was confused by the mention of odbc; this problem doesn't have anything to
do with odbc, does it?)
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