> On 18 Aug 2003 at 16:19, Erwin Brandstetter wrote: > An example database that demonstrates the usage of all the core > PostgreSQL features. It is one thing to read extensive documentation, > but it is much more intuitive for me to see an example database, that > demonstrates the whole thing interacting. I mean, not just the basic > elements, but an optimized (and maybe nicely documented) database > getting the best out of views, triggers, indices, rules, stored > procedures and so on - maybe even a reference database from the > PostgreSQL developers themselves?
Yes, this would be very nice indeed. Oracle is an extremely complex (overgrown)database with a ton of features, but it ships with a set of example schemas that show off a variety of features pretty well. I'm speaking of the set of schemas that try to model a company: OE, HR, etc. SQL Server ships with Northwind and pubs, as another example. But, we would need a good supplementary document that goes along with whatever materialized, perhaps guiding new users along in a tutorial manner. -- Michael D. Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 7: don't forget to increase your free space map settings
