2008/10/15 Decibel! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > If the patch was submitted back in 2005 and nothing's happened since then > I'd say the author probably lost interest, which means that it won't be > added until someone else gets interested in it. So I'd suggest either > rolling up your sleeves or dangling a carrot (money) in front of some of the > people that do consulting and back-end hacking. Well I theorically could try to work on it in a couple months, once I have finished the project I'm now on, which made me it hit that limitation. The main problem are: - I know absolutely nothing of pg internals, as I'm just a pg user. - The carrot I can propose as a person is likely to be too small. @tom: the answers to your questions are of interest. I'd be glad to know the answers too :) Regards, Laurent.
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