On Wed Aug 05/2009 @  9:08:P +0200 asdasd, Miroslav Suchý wrote:
> So little explanation:
> This step means that we have schema definition which we can feed to  
> PostgreSQL. That mean definition of tables, procedures, indexes...
> In fact - using tool chameleon we are able to create PosgresSQL schema  
> from Oracle schema anytime we want.
> So DB population during spacewalk-setup should happened without error (I  
> mean this one single step, the script will likely die on something else  
> even before this one step).
> And what is still remaining:
> - ask in spacewalk-setup which backend you wanna use
> - make sure that java, python and perl will load PosgreSQL driver when  
> you choose Pg.
> - make sure that SQL queries in code is compatible with PosgreSQL (there  
>  will be for sure with BLOBs handling).
> - write Pg support for db utilites (like db-control)
> - make performance tests with Pg.
> - and probably something else I do not realize right now.
>
>
> -- 
> Miroslav Suchy
> Red Hat Satellite Engineering

The others mostly clarified but just to add some additional info these
were also included in this merge:

 - ask in spacewalk-setup which backend you wanna use
 - make sure that java, python and perl will load PosgreSQL driver when  
   you choose Pg.

While things have gone backwards a little in the rush to cleanup the
post-merge code, spacewalk-setup should come very close to completing
against PostgreSQL.

Cheers,

Devan

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