On 10/6/05 9:07 PM, "Bath, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I'm looking at using pg to be the main platform for integrating info
> from other RDBMS products (particularly Oracle) as pg seems to be
> the most flexible RDBMS around.
>
> Disregarding writing to foreign products, query
Bath, David wrote:
Folks,
I'm looking at using pg to be the main platform for integrating info
from other RDBMS products (particularly Oracle) as pg seems to be
the most flexible RDBMS around.
Disregarding writing to foreign products, query-plan efficiencies,
or differences of SQL dialect, I'd
Folks,
I'm looking at using pg to be the main platform for integrating info
from other RDBMS products (particularly Oracle) as pg seems to be
the most flexible RDBMS around.
Disregarding writing to foreign products, query-plan efficiencies,
or differences of SQL dialect, I'd like to have a way of
