Fabien,
> With "extended", I could have c-like operators;-) : ! && || == !=
>
> Still dreaming.
And still not listening, I guess.
You can create your own, C-like operators any time you want to. In fact, you
could launch a project on pgFoundry (as soon as it's up) for a package of
C-like operators.
But they're not going to be included in the core distribution. We value the
SQL standard on this project, and we're not going to include a bunch of
non-standard operators just becuase it's convenient for some people to
remember.
Please see my previous e-mail about the value of international standards for
educators.
--
Josh Berkus
Aglio Database Solutions
San Francisco
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