Patrick Welche wrote:
Is there more to "remote control" than setting GUC variables? Tell me more!
Sure:
+ starting/restarting/stopping the database server software
+ the normal DBA type work - creating/altering/dropping databases,
users, functions, languages, permissions (etc)
+ Remote backup
On Mon, Jul 26, 2004 at 06:13:30PM +1000, Justin Clift wrote:
> + An SNMP agent to report on PostgreSQL's status and allows remote
> control of the PostgreSQL daemon. From an Oracle perspective, this
> would be the equivalent of "Oracle Intelligent Agents", part of the core
> features of the O
Thanks Peter for your reply,
we will investigate further into your comments. We
understand that postgresql is already
enterprise-level. But as our observation many of the
propriety databse users in the enterprise level are
reluctant to switch to postgresql. We wanted to to
bridge the gap.
Thanks
Suresh Tri wrote:
> All your sugestions are welcome. Please help us to
> implement these features.
> Our aim is to make postgresql enterprise level.
Hi Suresh,
From reading your post, I feel your team is approaching the goal of
making PostgreSQL "Enterprise Level" in a non-optimal way.
With the
Suresh Tri wrote:
> 2. Core functionality add-ons to postgresql :-
> -Table joins
Already done.
> -Java stored procedures
Already done.
> -Backup and recovery (incremental backup/restore)
Will appear in next release.
> -Query optimization
> * Indexing techniques
> * Star query optimizatio
Hi,
I am already a member of hackers group and I get all
the messages posted to the group. In fact I get 2
copies of each!! I think I subscribed twice. But I am
unable to send messages to the group.
Here are the feature list which we are planning to
implement. This list is obtained by comparing t
I reckon they could have a crack at implementing SQL2003 recursive
queries (eg. WITH syntax).
Or, SQL2003 ROLLUP and CUBE queries.
But that's just what I want :)
Chris
Bruce Momjian wrote:
I am forwarding this to hackers on behalf of some people who want to
improve PostgreSQL in India.
I suggest
On Sun, 25 Jul 2004, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> I am forwarding this to hackers on behalf of some people who want to
> improve PostgreSQL in India.
>
> I suggest you read the developers FAQ on the developers page:
>
> http://developers.postgresql.org
>
> then subscribe to hackers to discuss feat
I am forwarding this to hackers on behalf of some people who want to
improve PostgreSQL in India.
I suggest you read the developers FAQ on the developers page:
http://developers.postgresql.org
then subscribe to hackers to discuss feature additions. Thanks.
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