Josh Berkus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> 4. Can dates only be storied in -MM-DD format?
> Dates are stored in an internal format in order to ensure compliance with the
> SQL date standard. The DATE type is stored as an integer; the TIMESTAMP is
> (I believe) binary.
Just to clarify: dates
Clint,
> 1. You can raise exceptions but you can't catch exceptions in pgsql right?
right. We'd like to do exception-trapping, but nobody has offered to program
it.
> 2. Does Postgres support ORDBMS operations?
> Specifically I am wondering about the ability to define your own objects
> and cr
1. You can raise exceptions but you can't catch exceptions in pgsql right?
2. Does Postgres support ORDBMS operations?
Specifically I am wondering about the ability to define your own objects and
create functions/procedures for the objects (e.g. object.method()). In
Oracle I would use CREATE TYPE
