C. Frequently Asked Questions

C. Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: Where do I get support?
Q: How do I find out about new pg_isok releases?
Q: I'm installing a cloud "pure SQL" variant and I get a lot of errors, beginning with one containing ERROR: function isok_queries_update_func() does not exist.
Q: How do I find the version of the installed Isok?

Q:	Where do I get support?
A:	File an issue at Codeberg.
Q:	How do I find out about new pg_isok releases?
A:	Announcements of new pg_isok releases are made on the PostgreSQL announcement email list. Subscriptions are managed at lists.postgresql.org.
Q:	I'm installing a cloud "pure SQL" variant and I get a lot of errors, beginning with one containing `ERROR: function isok_queries_update_func() does not exist`.
A:	You ran make TARGET_SCHEMA=myschema ..., but either `myschema` does not exist or you do not have adequate permissions.
Q:	How do I find the version of the installed Isok?
A:	If you installed Isok as a PostgreSQL extension, SELECT from the `pg_extension` catalog table, or use the psql shell command's \dx meta-command. If you've installed a cloud "pure SQL" variant, you will need to look at the version number appearing in the comment at the top of the `run_isok_queries()` function. You may do this by SELECTing from the `pg_proc` catalog table, or using the psql shell command's \sf meta-command. The version number in the comment is not changed when the Isok extension is upgraded with ALTER EXTENSION, so examination of the function's source code comments is not a reliable way to find the version when Isok is installed as an extension.

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