[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I think all psql needs is a simple output, similar to the ones used by
> Oracle, Sybase, and MySQL; the calling application should then process
> it in some way as needed (obviously this is not for interactive use).
> Where can one find a "standard table model?"
I think for processing-oriented output, the system described in the
SQL/XML standard draft is the way to go. Considering the people who wrote
it, it's probably pulled from, or bound to appear in, a major commercial
database.
I also think that psql is not the place to implement something like this.
It's most likely best put in the backend, as a function like
xmlfoo('select * from t1;')
Then any interface and application that likes it, not just psql-based
ones, can use it.
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Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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