> Bruce Momjian writes:
>
> > I recommend tips when they are one line in length, have a high
> > probability of being accurate, and are common mistakes. Anything longer
> > and we should point to a specific section in the docs.
>
> I would put "when porting from MySQL" into that category.
I wo
Bruce Momjian writes:
> I recommend tips when they are one line in length, have a high
> probability of being accurate, and are common mistakes. Anything longer
> and we should point to a specific section in the docs.
I would put "when porting from MySQL" into that category.
--
Peter Eisentra
Thomas Lockhart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm with Peter on this one. I'd like to *not* clutter up the code and
> error reporting with hints and suggestions which may or may not be to
> the point.
> We *should* have docs which list error messages and possible solutions,
> and throwing that inf
> Thomas Lockhart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I'm with Peter on this one. I'd like to *not* clutter up the code and
> > error reporting with hints and suggestions which may or may not be to
> > the point.
> > We *should* have docs which list error messages and possible solutions,
> > and throw
(switched thread to hackers)
> ... If the 'tip' is localized to a few lines, usually in
> gram.y, I don't see a reason not to help people find the right answer.
> It helps them and reduces redundant bug repots. I can't imagine a
> reason not to do it unless it starts to make our code more comple
> (switched thread to hackers)
>
> > ... If the 'tip' is localized to a few lines, usually in
> > gram.y, I don't see a reason not to help people find the right answer.
> > It helps them and reduces redundant bug repots. I can't imagine a
> > reason not to do it unless it starts to make our code
> > > > I am confused. While LIMIT and OFFSET may are potential SQL standard
> > > > reserved words, I don't see how LIMIT #,# would ever be a standard
> > > > specification. Do you see this somewhere I am missing. Again, LIMIT
> > > > #,# is the only syntax we are removing.
> > > If you are co
> > > I am confused. While LIMIT and OFFSET may are potential SQL standard
> > > reserved words, I don't see how LIMIT #,# would ever be a standard
> > > specification. Do you see this somewhere I am missing. Again, LIMIT
> > > #,# is the only syntax we are removing.
> > If you are confident th
