Le samedi 06 mars 2010 à 11:01 -0800, Josh Berkus a écrit :
However, The server is free to return any value from the group
doesn't
sound like the way we do things, ever. MySQL users might be OK with
queries which return an indeterminate answer; our users are not.
You'll
notice that SELECT
Dear friends,
As a reminder, I took part in the development of pgAdmin and I am not
looking for a flame war.
I would like to point out Drupal community efforts (including myself) to
write down the most frequent problems when porting MySQL from/to
PostgreSQL:
The main MySQL/PostgreSQL issues can
Thanks for your answers.
To speak frankly:
* I wrote the Drupal guide for porting from MySQL to PostgreSQL.
* I am also the author of remarks about people should use PostgreSQL to
write portable SQL.
* I am very surprised by the SQL level of Php developers. The example
Drupal developers
Le vendredi 05 mars 2010 à 15:40 -0500, Robert Haas a écrit :
having
said that, asking us to make changes that are not based on solid
technical arguments, don't conform to the SQL standard, and most
important that we already clearly said we were not going to make is
not the way to get there.
