Hi everyone,
I just want to know if there is an equivalent method in PostgreSQL that acts like SQL Server's extended stored procedure.I want to run a stored procedure that can update a file in the file system.. I dont know whether I can do this using PL/pgSQL or do i need to use another method.
am 13.10.2005, um 3:36:19 -0700 mailte Josephine E. de Castro folgendes:
Hi everyone,
I just want to know if there is an equivalent method in PostgreSQL
that acts like SQL Server's extended stored procedure. I want to run a
stored procedure that can update a file in the file system.. I
On 10/13/05 6:36 AM, Josephine E. de Castro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi everyone,
I just want to know if there is an equivalent method in PostgreSQL that acts
like SQL Server's extended stored procedure. I want to run a stored procedure
that can update a file in the file system.. I dont
HiSean! Thanks for your reply. :)
My knowledge of PL/Perl is limited and confined to knowing that such language exist.
Is there no 'trusted' way of doing this? How about creating a trigger using C? Or should i stick with something like PL/pgSQL and look for its 'untrusted' flavors?
Anyway, my
Thanks Andreas!
I will try yours and Sean's suggestions and see where it will take me! :)
I've got some learning to do and I'm really grateful for the replies that I got from this group!
Again, my utmost gratitude!
:)
"A. Kretschmer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PL/pgsql i a trusted language with
: [GENERAL] Question
about stored procedures
HiSean! Thanks for your reply. :)
My knowledge of PL/Perl is limited and confined to knowing that such
language exist.
Is there no 'trusted' way of doing this? How about creating a trigger
using C? Or should i stick with something
On Thu, Oct 13, 2005 at 04:20:39AM -0700,
Josephine E. de Castro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
a message of 49 lines which said:
Is there no 'trusted' way of doing this?
By definition, certainly not. A trusted procedure can be installed
by an ordinary user so it MUST NOT play outside of the
On Thu, Oct 13, 2005 at 03:00:32PM +0200, Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:
Note that a common trick, when you want to do X and you cannot do it
directly from PostgreSQL (or are unwilling to force the sysadmin to
install stuff like plWhatever - for instance, I was never able to make
plPython run on
