> relies on affected areas much more than 1.2.
Hmmm? You've been overloading column names as variables?
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On 1/27/10 2:33 PM, David Godfrey wrote:
> A heads up for all,
>
> There is a security update available for postgres.
> It also fixes some memory leaks and other things.
Are you referring to 8.4.2? That came out a while ago ...
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> On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Roderick A. Anderson
> wrote:
>> I understand that 1.3 (or maybe 1.4) will have access to tables
>> controlled via a role. (Did I state that correctly?).
>>
>> While doing some searching I read that row-level security wasn't going
>> to be
You can also use pgBouncer:
http://developer.skype.com/SkypeGarage/DbProjects/PgBouncer
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Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop.
Now Search log events and configu
works with application users stored in a table.
However, LedgerSMB desires to use *database users* (i.e. ROLES) so that the
same set of access restrictions can be maintained across 3rd-party
applications which connect to the database.
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Guys,
This whole discussion is pointless. We got the code under the GPL; our
only choice to change licenses is GPLv3.
Since we're incrementally replacing Dieter's code, we can't ever
relicense it.
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Josh Berkus wrote:
> Chris,
>
>> Unfortunately, SQL is pretty bad at handling arbitrary-depth menus
>> (esp. without WITH RECURSIVE or CONNECT BY). Fortunately, the amount
>> of data is likely to be pretty small, so it is not too bad using
>> stored procedures.
>
Chris,
> Unfortunately, SQL is pretty bad at handling arbitrary-depth menus
> (esp. without WITH RECURSIVE or CONNECT BY). Fortunately, the amount
> of data is likely to be pretty small, so it is not too bad using
> stored procedures.
See connect_by() in tablefunc. Please don't reinvent the whe
ltiples where they are called for
(multiple offices, for example). Although I'm not convinced that tax info
should be attached to customers necessarily; of course, I don't really
understand VAT as an American.
This is a basic struc
e package. It performs the work of popular software
like QuickBooks and Peachtree, with additional modules for Point of Sale,
Inventory and other features."
Then we can put the Dieter-fork sentence somewhere towards the end of the
About page.
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ss rules in a way which can be easily isolated to
specific data regions.
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Jeff,
Is there a reason why you're drawn to ERP? I ask because there are a bunch
of open source ERP projects already (Compiere, OpenBravo, etc.) but there
are not really good time&billing or payroll tools.
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Chris,
> I am not too far away. It is approx 6 hrs by car for me and I have
> friends in the Portland area.
Well, please submit both of those, or something similar. I'm on the
committee, so if you want me to review your submission before you send it
it, I'm game.
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eone who's hacking the
actual code present if possible. Anyone else planning on going to OSCON?
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Chris,
> I think it is better to attach internal catalogs which maintain these
> functions. But that is more work for us and I am happy to reconsider
http://www.pgfoundry.org/projects/newsysviews
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x27;s specific approach, but I can certainly see having a
centralized function map.
> I can get argument types out, but not argument names.
Eh? Why not?
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. This is the sort of thing I though Catalyst and Rails
would excel at. Instead, it actually took me considerably less time to
just write some simple PHP scripts than to make what I wanted fit the MVC
framework and work around its bugs/limitations.
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. So I'd like to explore adding a GL table
to the data model.
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tgreSQL also gives us the option of writing our SPs in Perl.
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Get stuff done quickly with pre-inte
Chris,
> I dunno. I think there are plenty of reasons not to do this also.
> There are pro's and cons but the basic issue is that businesses are
> supposed to be separate entities.
I presume you're talking about schema-per-LSMB-instance rather than
schema-for-users her
ould
just have a schema.
If we start with a separate schema, it's relatively easy to have it in a
separate DB, or not, via a simple configuration option.
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ike viewing and editing users for example).
Hmmm ... can you explain the reason for using a separate DB? Is this so you
can support multiple LedgerSMB databases?
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John,
> I'm collecting links to good explanations of double-entry bookkeeping for
> the manual. Suggestions?
Gnumeric used to have one. Not sure if they still do, or where it is.
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All,
> Actually, if you are a corporation that puts it's financial data into
> mysql, then it deserves the extreme audit reaming that it will
> receive at some point in the future:
OK, enough beating up on MySQL, guys. I think that "MO's" question has been
answered
to support MySQL,
> the few times I have had to use it in the past weren't much fun.
... not to mention that some of us are involved in porting SugarCRM to
PostgreSQL, in order to fix some chronic performance issues with the MySQL
version ...
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ation
Architecture", not Report-Writing.
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2) The contact records will be made aware of standard extended fields
> for "contact," "customer," and "vendor" entities.
Multiple "people" associated with a "company", each with
ribute documentation is
not the way to do this.
We need to use something which allows doc contributors to "just write" and
not need them to acquire specialized technical knowledge beyond knowledge
of LedgerSMB. So, HTML, LaTeX, OO, wiki, whatever, but NOT Docbook
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