In response to A. Kretschmer :
> In response to Zsolt :
> >
> > This is our first project using PostgerSQL, where I have a problem I cant
> > solve
> > on a neat way (I assume PGSQL should provide a nice solution...).
> >
> > So we have an old xBase based program we are trying to port to Postgre
2009/10/8 Zsolt
>
> This is our first project using PostgerSQL, where I have a problem I cant
> solve on a neat way (I assume PGSQL should provide a nice solution...).
>
> So we have an old xBase based program we are trying to port to PostgreSQL
> while we should keep the original data structure
In response to Zsolt :
>
> This is our first project using PostgerSQL, where I have a problem I cant
> solve
> on a neat way (I assume PGSQL should provide a nice solution...).
>
> So we have an old xBase based program we are trying to port to PostgreSQL
> while
> we should keep the original da
On Wed, Oct 07, 2009 at 09:19:58PM +0200, Zsolt wrote:
> For a given house I would like to start the numbering of tenants from
> 1. Each house could have tenant_ID=1, obviously in this case the
> house_ID will differ. The combination of tenant_ID and house_ID will
> be the unique identifier of each
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MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This is our first project using
PostgerSQL, where I have a problem I cant solve on a neat way (I assume PGSQL
should provide a nice solution...).
So we have an old xBase ba
