> INDEX\ CONCURRENTLY/g' > "$filtered"#parallel > INDEX -e SET\ search_path "$dbschema" | sed 's/CREATE\ INDEX/CREATE\ > -p $dbport -n $schema "$database" > "$dbschema" grep -e CREATE\ > rm "$dbschema" rm "$filtered" rm "$sql" pg_dump -U postgres -s -h > dbhost=192.168.0.214database=haierdbport=5432schema=publicdbschema=~/tbctemp/dbschema.txtfiltered=~/tbctemp/dbschema_filtered.txtsql=~/tbctemp/rebuild_indexes.sql > *STATEMENT: CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY t_ems_log_opt_time_idx ON > *HINT: See server log for query details.* > * Process 10502: CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY t_ems_log_create_by_idx > * Process 10504: CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY t_ems_log_opt_time_idx > * Process 10502 waits for ShareLock on virtual transaction 2/6981 > *DETAIL: Process 10504 waits for ShareUpdateExclusiveLock on relation > Subject: Re: script to drop and create all indexes in a database > Cc: Campbell, Lance pgsql-admin(at)postgresql(dot)org > the name space that the database objects are built in. > "schema" and those that use many "schema". The script works for both those people that just use the public > work because you need to set the search_path prior to doing the drop and > I create all of my objects inside "schemas". Since now each line is a command, input this file to psql. gets list of all indexes in a file with prefix 'DROP > Why don't you simply use a bash script that: On Wed, at 3:02 PM, Campbell, Lance wrote: '||schemaname||'.'||indexname from pg_indexes you can use something like - select 'drop index Note that this feature is not designed for users to access the database via elevated or admin rights - you must only use such configuration changes for testing/development purposes.Not true.
DBSCHEMA POSTGRESQL DRIVER
The Postgres JDBC driver is provided via Maven as part of the cordaDrive gradle configuration, which is also specified in the dependencies block of the adle file. The connection settings to the Postgres database are provided to each node through the adle file.
All the started nodes run in the same Docker overlay network. While there is no maximum number of nodes you can deploy with Dockerform, you are constrained by the maximum available resources on the machine running this task, as well as the overhead introduced by every Docker container that is started. Only one Corda node can connect to the same database. In this case, each Corda node is associated with a Postgres database. , the files Postgres_Dockerfile and Postgres_init.sh will not be generated. If the external database is not defined and configured properly, as described in specifying an external database If you make any changes to your CorDapp source or prepareDockerNodes task, you will need to re-run the task to see the changes take effect. If you configure an external database, a Postgres_Dockerfile file and Postgres_init.sh file are also generated in the build directory. The task also creates a docker-compose.yml file in the build/nodes directory. A node directory is generated for each node defined in the prepareDockerNodes task. This command creates the nodes in the build/nodes directory. Windows: gradlew.bat prepareDockerNodes.To create the nodes defined in the prepareDockerNodes gradle task added in the first step, run the following command in a command prompt or a terminal window, from the root of the project where the prepareDockerNodes task is defined:.If you do not specify the sshd port number for a node, it will use the default value 2222. To enable the shell, you need to set the sshdPort number for each node in the gradle task - this is explained in the section run the Dockerform taskĮxt You should interact with each node via its shell over SSH - see the node configuration options Docker will then map these to available ports on your host machine. Every node will expose port 10003 for RPC connections. You do not need to specify the node ports because every node has a separate container so no ports conflicts will occur. Please refer to Docker CE documentationĭockerform supports the following configuration options for each node: You need both Docker and docker-compose installed and enabled to use this method.
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