I recently migrated an application from Oracle to Postgresql 7.1. The
migration was fairly painless with one exception:
User's passwords are hashed using SHA, then stored in the database. Ie.
// Get the hash of the password
MessageDigest md=null;
try {
md = MessageDigest.getIns
"Jerry Reid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This string contains several characters that are outside the normal ASCII
> range. The string could be stored and retrieved using Oracle and MySQL, but
> in Postgres any unusual characters become '?'.
Postgres will happily store anything except a null ('
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I recently migrated an application from Oracle to Postgresql 7.1. The
migration was fairly painless with one excep
I apologize if this message appears in duplicate. The original was posted before the I received notice that an additional confirmation message would be needed to get onto the list.
I recently migrated an application from Oracle to Postgresql 7.1. Themigration was fairly painless with one exceptio
