^^ is supported by get_token now.
(SET geqo TO 'on=XXX' works now).

Subject: [PATCHES] patch for a memory leak

Well...I screwed up and posted the wrong patch for psql originally..
The patch for that patch wposted below will fix it..

Subject: [PATCHES] INSTALL patch

This patch makes the following changes to the INSTALL instructions:
  - Before step 1, describe disk space requirements.
  - Step 1 now defines a "tested" platform.
  - Add step 3a on checking for disk space.
  - Added new step 27 asking for feedback.

Subject: [PATCHES] Another destroydb patch

This is a patch to my previous destroydb patch cause some people wanted
slightly different behavior. After this patch is applied, destroydb
will destroy a database as usual, but if added -i flag (which could be
aliased like rm -i) would ask for confirmation.

Subject: [PATCHES] pg_dump memory leak patch

This patch fixes a HUGE memory leak problem in pg_dump.
Pretty much anything that was allocated was never freed and Purify
reported about 40% possible memory leak and 6% actual leak. I added
functions to clear out all the allocated structures. After the patch
Purify returns 0 for number of bytes leaked...

Fixes a problem Darren reports with AIX, and doesn't seem to break either
FreeBSD or Linux(David?)...

Subject: [PATCHES] psql - \dt,\di commands.

I sent this a couple of months ago in re a request by Maxim
Kozin, but I had the patch reversed, creating some confusion
over applying it.

Here's a more complete version.

Adds \dt to list only tables/views and \di to list only
indicies.  \d will still work as before.

Subject: [PATCHES] Support for NetBSD/sparc

The following is a patch to allow BSD44_derived to support NetBSD/sparc.

Subject: [PATCHES] aix.h needs POSIX...

One more Irix related patch for Dynamic Linking

Subject: [PATCHES] destroydb patch

I am including a patch for destroydb to ask for confirmation before
deleting databases (after I accidentally deleted mine)...destroydb -y
would force delete without any confirmation.

Subject: [PATCHES] memory leak patches in libpq and psql

A couple of small memory leak patches (detected with Purify) primarily
in libpq.

* Fixed (NULL) border problem in psql (run psql, do \m, then select
  something from a table...row separators will be nulls)
* Fixed memory leak with the abovementioned border not being freed
  properly.
* Fixed memory leak in freePGconn() not freeing conn->port
* Fixed up PQclear() to free parts of PGresult only if these
  parts are not null.
* Fixed a decent memory leak that occured after executing every command
  in psql. PGresult *results was not freed most of the time.

There is still a leak being detected (2 bytes) in readline functions, but
I think this is old readline library. I will install new one and test it.

elog (WARN, "attribute %s not found", colname);

then we try to look at our right sibling first, but not farther,
as it was in yesterday fix.

last page in chain of duplicates).

Remove references to modf() which is buggy on some platforms (Sparc/Linux).

Subject: [PATCHES] INSTALL changes

This patch modifies the INSTALL file.  The changes are:
  - SPARC/Linux-ELF was added to the list of supported platforms.
    The special notes for it at the bottom of the file were removed.
  - Changed "database server" to "RDBMS database server".
  - Modified step 6 so that when you restore your database the
    tables will be owned by the original owners instead of the
    postgresql superuser.
  - Modified step 19 on diagnosing the regression tests for the
    SPARC Linux platform with a beta release.
  - Other minor changes.

Subject: [PATCHES] pqcomprim.c patch

This is the patch by Robert Bruccoleri to fix the endian problem.
(Actually, it's the reverse of his patch.  He must have gotten the
order wrong.)

These are undocumented in the man pages though...should they be removed?

Reported by: "A. Duursma" <it@portsite.nl>

Fix up decoder field masks for timespan and reltime.

Move date and time field type labels to less than 32 to allow use as masks.

   fdleft = pg_nofile() - allocatedFiles - nfile;
looks more realistic, but too noisy -
   fdleft = pg_nofile() - allocatedFiles;
restored.