Обсуждение: change owner on a table

i've got a table that was created by one user in a database, and i want to
change the owner to another

is there a straightforward way to do this?  or do i gotta hack the system
tables ??


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Just upgraded from 6.5.3, on solaris

and i'm noticing that indexes are not being used by default

IE:  if i have a table

          Table "radusage"
 Attribute |    Type     | Modifier
-----------+-------------+----------
 datetime  | timestamp   | not null
 account   | varchar(64) |
 usage     | integer     |
 sent      | integer     |
 recv      | integer     |
 ip        | bigint      |
 host      | bigint      |
 port      | smallint    |
Indices: idxradaccount,
         idxraddate,
         idxradoid


and index idxradaccount is

# \d idxradaccount
  Index "idxradaccount"
 Attribute |    Type
-----------+-------------
 account   | varchar(64)
btree


how come it doesn't use it if i

# explain select * from radusage where account = 'someuser';
NOTICE:  QUERY PLAN:

Seq Scan on radusage  (cost=0.00..13839.67 rows=5757 width=50)

EXPLAIN


????????????????



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"D. Duccini" <duccini@backpack.com> writes:
> # explain select * from radusage where account = 'someuser';

> Seq Scan on radusage  (cost=0.00..13839.67 rows=5757 width=50)

Have you done a VACUUM ANALYZE?

The rows count looks like it might be a default estimate (but I'm just
counting on my fingers to guess that you have about a million rows in
the table).  If the rows count *is* accurate then a seq scan is
probably the right thing to be using...

            regards, tom lane

I need some help please

Just downloaded the windows install from

http://208.160.255.143/pgsql/pgsql.exe

Installed it on my Windows ME machine
Installed it on Windows ME
Country/Region set to Australia

PosgreSQL/Guardian - will not start complains about the date

Country/Region set to United States

Question 1 = PosgreSQL - Starts.  Is there a way around this
=======

With the Zero's Database explorer Logon

Database = template1
Login = sysdba

Question 2 = Password = ???? do you know what this is
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Any help would be appreciated

Regards
Jeff Williams

not even a million

# select count(*) from radusage;
 count
--------
 573042
(1 row)

what is the analyze?  i've run vacuum several times

On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Tom Lane wrote:

> "D. Duccini" <duccini@backpack.com> writes:
> > # explain select * from radusage where account = 'someuser';
>
> > Seq Scan on radusage  (cost=0.00..13839.67 rows=5757 width=50)
>
> Have you done a VACUUM ANALYZE?
>
> The rows count looks like it might be a default estimate (but I'm just
> counting on my fingers to guess that you have about a million rows in
> the table).  If the rows count *is* accurate then a seq scan is
> probably the right thing to be using...
>
>             regards, tom lane
>


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