Vincenzo Passoli wrote:
>
> 3.SQL does't have a TRIGGER on this 'event' (CREATE TRIGGER mytrig ON
> mytable FOR ALTER AS ...). Can be Added ?
I don't know. Maybe someone else does (though I think pgsql-sql is very
low volume...pgsql-general would get a lot more readers).
> 4.May be beautiful
he
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-->use the cache
Probably this solution must be used when is logical to be used.
bye,
valter
>From: Ed Loehr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Vincenzo Passoli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [SQL] how to know when a table is altered
>Date: Wed, 07 J
Ed Loehr wrote:
>
> Vincenzo Passoli wrote:
> >
> > i'm developing a framework (mod_perl+apache) that reads the db-schema and
> > explode html forms.
> >
> > now i read the schema and cache it into perl-hashes to speedup things.
> >
> > my problem is to recognise when a table is altered so that t
Vincenzo Passoli wrote:
>
> i'm developing a framework (mod_perl+apache) that reads the db-schema and
> explode html forms.
>
> now i read the schema and cache it into perl-hashes to speedup things.
>
> my problem is to recognise when a table is altered so that the framework can
> update the re
i'm developing a framework (mod_perl+apache) that reads the db-schema and
explode html forms.
now i read the schema and cache it into perl-hashes to speedup things.
my problem is to recognise when a table is altered so that the framework can
update the related forms connected to the db tables.
