Zdenek Kotala wrote: > You mentioned data types, but it is not a problem. You can easily extend data > type attribute about version information and call correct in/out functions. > Or > use different Oid for new data type version. There are more possible easy > solutions for data types. And for conversion You can use ALTER TABLE command. > Main idea is keep data in all format in a relation. This approach should use > also for integer/float datetime problem.
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