The only resource I have is this: http://www.postgresql.org/docs and then applied some of my Oracle, Sybase, MS SQL experience, piece them together and have a cheap, robust alternative. Just download the 3 PDFs(Administration, Programmer's, Reference guides).
With proper use, triggers can check whose pilfering bullets at the armory ;) On Sun, 2003-08-17 at 01:26, Federico Sevilla III wrote: > On Sun, Aug 17, 2003 at 01:32:11AM +0800, Jared Odulio wrote: > > I used the PL/pgSQL for handling business logic. But the disadvantage > > is you are locked in to using Postgresql as the only database for your > > entire client/server applications. But the advantage is you only have > > to maintain a single-tier for all the business logic operations. Yes > > it is ideal as a middle-tier especially if you have client > > applications written in multiple languages(e.g. C/C++, Java, Python > > etc.). They have one common source of business logic to execute. And > > it leaves all the processing loads to your server thus unloading your > > client apps of unnecessary loads. > > > > My most complex uses of PL/pgSQL were mainly for transactions. The use > > of store functions, triggers etc. are very helpful in stabilizing > > enterprise applications. > > What documents can you recommend for people wanting to learn more about > using PL/pgSQL for stored functions, triggers, and other more advanced > usages of PostgreSQL? > > I'm also having difficulty finding practical documentation on how to use > the Object-Relational aspect of PostgreSQL. Links would be highly > appreciated. > > Thank you very much. :) > > --> Jijo
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