Joshua D. Drake wrote:
plpgsql is more close to postgres then plPython or plPerl, and after
all is nearest SQL then plPtyhton or plPerl so a DBA find it more
confortable then others languages.
DBA probably... programmer? Doubtful. The majority of people that I run
into that are using PostgreSQL are not DBA's. They are programmers
trying to do it a better way. Providing plPerl or plPython etc... allows
them to stay in a native and productive environment.
True, but a good DBA have to check each single store procedure and view that
other programmers write, see tuning techics that programmers are not aware of
( see select max(id) from foo; optimized with a order by + limit 1 ).
Regards
Gaetano Mendola
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