> yes. > simply execute LISTEN <eventname>; on the one side and then > an NOTIFY <eventname> on the other side. on the next query > you'll see the notify. (you can easily try it w/ pgsql) > > but i currently dont know, if you can receive notifies in php ... > that's what i'm really interested in ...
LISTEN/NOTIFY is yet another SQL. We can write a rule on an event and let it notify. On the other hand, we can have a while(1) process which keeps listening for that notification ie.. event. Once the event is occured, the listening process would be notified. The listening process can be any postgresql client including the one written in C, perl, php, etc. regards, bhuvaneswaran ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 1: subscribe and unsubscribe commands go to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
