It seems to me that we shouldn't copy them, but I'm having a hard time
putting a finger on why exactly. I guess it goes along with the fact
that we don't copy the database's owner, and any per-database variable
settings seem to me to be the database owner's decision to make.
Good points. The reas
Christopher Kings-Lynne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Anyone thought about this at all yet?
It seems to me that we shouldn't copy them, but I'm having a hard time
putting a finger on why exactly. I guess it goes along with the fact
that we don't copy the database's owner, and any per-database var
Anyone thought about this at all yet? Is it possible to have
per-database variables that refer to the current database in someway
that would need to be altered to refer to the new db?
Chris
Christopher Kings-Lynne wrote:
Hi,
When you do this:
CREATE DATABASE test TEMPLATE master;
It doesn't cop
Hi,
When you do this:
CREATE DATABASE test TEMPLATE master;
It doesn't copy any per-database GUC variables, created by the ALTER
DATABASE master SET var TO val; command.
Should it?
Chris
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