Dennis Bjorklund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Thu, 1 Jul 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> There is a huge difference between adhering to a standard and limiting
>> yourself to a standard.
> Having pg specific system tables (as we do) is something we need of
> course, for things that are not in the specification. Can't we simply have
> that outside of the standard information_schema. No one is saying that the
> comment and other properties should not be available.
I agree. The stuff is certainly accessible in PG-specific tables, so
the argument that we are missing functionality doesn't hold any water
IMHO. The question is whether we have to keep information_schema
pristine. I think that you and Stephan have made enough concrete
points that the answer to that has to be "stick to the standard".
regards, tom lane
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