Mark Walker wrote:
It's sort of a matter of taste, but there are lots of people who like
to keep there logic on the server or at least within sql statements,
so there's probably a good sized market that your not reaching if you
ignore it.
That is a good point, I and many developers I know like to keep all the
business logic on the server in stored procedure and functions and
having this ability as a native part of Postgresql would be a huge
advantage.
DBlink is a decent workaround,but it becomes a pain having to wrap
everything with the dblink syntax, plus there is a little bit of
overhead involved creating a connection over TCP/IP to run a query on
the same server. DBlink is great when you need to connect to a
different server though.
Later,
--
Tony
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