cially
threading issues...
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but by limiting ourselves
to it we are ignoring issues that might be very useful. Draw the line.
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in a schema(or
database which is the Sybase term). If you want it global you declare it
in the "master" schema.
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ic
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What is really the difference functionality wise of making a subschema and
package ? In both cases you deal with the namespace issues.
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7;t a threading model allow you to share more data across different
connections ? I'm thinking in terms of introducing more cache functionality
to improve performance. What is shared memory used for today ?
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t to hook up a parser (I'm using expat) to a PostgreSQL
| function written in C and parse on the fly.
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Do you have any documentation on your C functions ? I'm just interested
in knowing what functions they provide.
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fragmentation of data ?
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atabase. Does that mean any user can
create/drop tables ? I think this is an example of a permission a DBA would
like to grant to users per database.
createuser/createdb are rights assigned to a user directly. Wouldn't it make
sense to be able to assign these rights to a group of users ?
