Interestingly enough, a where clause is insufficient to free yourself from
the infinite recursion. For example
CREATE RULE ON mytable where old.mytimestamp != now() do update mytable set
timestamp = now() still infinitely recurses even though on the second
attempt one would expect the where
RedHat Enterprise IS redistributable, and there are third party distros
based on it. However there is one major gotcha:
The contract for the enterprise services for RHEL state that every copy of
RedHat Enterprise Linux in an organization MUST be signed up for the
enterprise services if any one
On 25/01/2004 05:06 Russell Shaw wrote:
Hi,
I'm making my first database.
I have a list of parts, each of which is sold by multiple
vendors. I also have a list of vendors, each of which sell
multiple parts.
How should i arrange the tables for this that doesn't involve
having lots of empty fields
