Thank you for the answer. Actually I put Pharo in standby for a while (deadlines are coming!) The last thing I tried to do, was a query on a relatively big database (~10m entries) and every time I issued the query, Pharo quitted unexpectedly. As soon as I resume my tests with Pharo, Postgres, OpenDBX, and Glorp I'll for sure get back to you! By now thanks for your answer. Anyway, did someone manage to install OpenDBX on a Mac running Mountain Lion (and Pharo 2.0)? As far as I rememer I had problems in compiling and installing OpenDBX native driver. However, I'll post more detailed question as soon as I resume my tests :) Cheers, Roberto Il giorno 22-ott-2012, alle ore 22:42, "Mariano Martinez Peck" <marianopeck@gmail.com<mailto:marianopeck@gmail.com>> ha scritto: On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 6:38 PM, roberto.minelli@usi.ch<mailto:roberto.minelli@usi.ch> <roberto.minelli@usi.ch<mailto:roberto.minelli@usi.ch>> wrote: I managed to have Pharo 1.4 with a working version of PostgresV2 native driver. I'll try with a fresh image and dbxtalk and let you guys know. You can see our set of tools here: http://dbxtalk.smallworks.com.ar/tools Il giorno 19-ott-2012, alle ore 18:05, "Yanni Chiu" <yanni@rogers.com<mailto:yanni@rogers.com>> ha scritto:
On 19/10/12 4:05 AM, roberto.minelli@usi.ch<mailto:roberto.minelli@usi.ch> wrote:
I already received some answers, but further hints are appreciated.
Just download a Pharo-1.4 one-click, and proceed to install and setup up dbxtalk (see: http://dbxtalk.smallworks.com.ar/). The dbxtalk stuff has the option to use the native PostgreSQL driver.
IMHO, further up front investigation is going to be of limited value.
I already tried, tried and tried. I just wrote in the mailing list after severa trials. However next time I'll write when I encounter specific problems ;)
Just dive in, and ask specific questions as you work through it (e.g. where do I find ...? Is ... supposed to be working, because I did ..., and it didn't work).
Thank you,
Roberto -- Mariano http://marianopeck.wordpress.com