up.
Cheers,
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Meredith L. Patterson
Founder and CTO
Osogato, Inc.
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Tom Lane wrote:
This is *not* about code within Postgres.
One typically provides libraries for this sort of thing, but your point
is taken; suggestion withdrawn.
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Cheers,
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very glad to see the PGDG getting involved with the Summer of Code
project, and either way, I look forward to having enough free time to
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Simon Riggs wrote:
Is it possible that you could put sufficient of the application into
PostgreSQL to genericise some features? Stonebraker's Third Wave was
*all* about putting data intensive operations closer to where the data
is stored/accessed.
And just like that, a lightbulb goes off in