On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 20:52, Gomez wrote:
> In MMBase 1.7's new storage system, this will be the default for Postgresql.
About the storage && postgresql:
Has this been tested?
Is the database structure the same?
Are there the same checks?
Is it backwards / forwards compatible?
The reason why i ask this is, since there are some -silly- transactions
/ commit's needed in certain versions, which in other versions lead to
an error(and yes, this is in the situation of byte thingies).
AFIK: you need to test:
-> postgresql 7.1 && postgresql-jdbc-7.1
-> postgresql 7.1 && postgresql-jdbc-7.2
-> postgresql 7.1 && postgresql-jdbc-7.3
-> postgresql 7.2 && postgresql-jdbc-7.2
-> postgresql 7.2 && postgresql-jdbc-7.3
-> postgresql 7.3 && postgresql-jdbc-7.3
IIRC the version of the jdbc driver was more important than the
postgresql-server version.
(and yes, the lookup.xml in the cvs doesnt do the right job. With what
in mind was this changed?(we could also say that versions before
7.3-server are supported by the support classes))
What is the status of the storage? (have there been changes to the api?
/ is it possible to still make some minor changes?)
mopper mopper, moet ik toch maar eens kijken,.. mopper dan ook maar
oracle erbij,.. mopper :D (is oracle nog steeds -worth-the-effort-? /
welke versie gewenst?)
