bitter, cynical and twisted :-)
> > Any help people can give me would be much appreciated.
> > I'm already
> > feeling a little lost. I hope people don't mind if I ask
> > a lot of dumb
> > questions over the next few weeks :-) Is this the
> > appro
Author: Date, C.J.; Darwen, Hugh
Title: Foundation for Future Database Systems : the Third Manifesto
Publisher: Addison Wesley
Date: 2000
Edition: 2nd
Book [SB99]
Author:Stonebraker, Michael; Brown, Paul
Title: Object-Relational DBMSs : Tracking the Next Great Wave
Publisher: Morgan Kaufm
Hi Josh et al,
Sorry for the tardy reply, and thanks for your comments. Any
suggestions or pointers on robust database design will be greatly
appreciated.
Josh Berkus wrote:
> Jim,
>
>
>>> I'm trying to figure out what support PostgreSQL
>>
>> offers for SQL99
>>
>>> abstract data type
uess I don't need to worry about the parser, just how
the operations related to the classes (both system and user) work/are
implemented. Correct?
> What goes around comes around. :-)
And hits you in the back of the head just when you least expect it ...
cheers,
John
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contains possibly repeating
identical conceptual structures. So to me it made sense, rather than
producing application specific code to manage these, to see if support
could be added to the backend DBMS, so that other applications (e.g.
CAD) could make use of the functionality.
TIA for any assistance.
cheers,
John
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al". Where can this reference manual be
> found? Or where can more extensive documentation about the system
> catalogues be found?
>
> -Ron-
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