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Subdivide SQL function to prepare for improved error handling
The context of an error (e.g. the function in which it occured)
can be inferred by the database client. Not doing all in one
statement will render the context more meaningful.
author | Tom Gottfried <tom@intevation.de> |
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date | Fri, 01 Mar 2019 18:38:02 +0100 |
parents | 0c0826063561 |
children | 5e38667f740c |
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ !!!!!! WARNING !!!!!! Data within this directory is provided for the sole purpose of testing and demonstration of the Gemma software. It is neither intended nor suitable for any kind of production use. THIS DATA CONTAINS UNSAFE AND PUBLICLY KNOWN PASSWORDS. DO NOT INSTALL ON REMOTE ACCESSIBLE SYSTEMS! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Defined Users: | Username | Password | Role | Country | |----------+----------+------------------------+---------| | sophie | so2Phie4 | System Administrator | AT | | lucian | lu2Cian4 | Waterway Administrator | RO | | oana | oa2Na2 | Waterway User | RO | | penka | pe2Nka3 | Waterway Administrator | BG | | vanja | va2Nja3 | Waterway User | BG | Installation: We assume, you already have a database "gemma" with the Gemma schema in place. As postgres super user ("postgres" on most default installations): psql -f roles.sql -d gemma psql -f users.sql -d gemma psql -f responsibility_areas.sql -d gemma Acknowledgements: The file `responsibility_areas.sql' contains information made with Natural Earth. Free vector and raster map data @ naturalearthdata.com.