Peter Eisentraut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Jean-Michel POURE writes:
>> It is sometimes tricky for Windows users to install a language remotely on
>> a Linux box (no access to createlang and/or no knowledge of handlers).
> Why not run createlang on the host that the server runs on?
I wasn't
Tom Lane writes:
> I believe the primary reason why PL languages aren't installed by
> default is security considerations
Well, that argumentation seems to be analogous to giving someone login
access on a multiuser computer system but not letting him execute, say,
perl because he might write rec
I seem to recall that Oracle has all sorts of fancy resource limits that can
be applied to users. If such resource limits were implemented, then maybe
the DBA could have the power to limit someone to a maximum of 20% cpu and a
few transactions per second or something.
Chris
> -Original Mess
I have just uploaded pgAdmin II v1.1.59 to http://pgadmin.postgresql.org.
pgAdmin II is a comprehensive database design and management tool for Win32
platforms, for use with PostgreSQL 7.1+. This is another Preview/Beta
release - any comments of bug reports are welcome of course.
Changes:
- Add
Jean-Michel POURE writes:
> It is sometimes tricky for Windows users to install a language remotely on
> a Linux box (no access to createlang and/or no knowledge of handlers).
Why not run createlang on the host that the server runs on?
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