Re: [Postgres-xc-developers] suggestion!

[Koichi S. <koi...@gm...>]

Benny,

Thank you very much for the suggestion.    Yes, I understand the README is
not rich.   Instead, we have "architecture" document which you can download
separately, as well as other manual and guidelines.

Could you try these documents?   Especially, I made "architecture" document
as a separate one because XC internal is not simple to understand and I
thought usual document with graphics and tables will be more helpful.

Your advice is very valuable.   I'll be waiting for your further advice.

Thank you very much;
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Koichi Suzuki


2010/9/19 mei le <lem...@ya...>

> Dears :
>
>        This is Benny ,a postgraduate for DBMS from DUTchina. I have
> studied postgreSQL for a long time. And I have always kept close eye on
> postgreSQL cluster solutions such as PGCluster-2 and GridSQL etc. After
> postgres-xc released, I have learned much about it. It's a great cluster
> frame. I have been reading postgres-xc source code recently.
>
>
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>          Reading PostgresSQL code, I always like to read README under
> relative directory, which can make me learn more knowledge on its relative
> functions. But when I scan postgres-xc code which was freshly added, I can't
> find any README to introduce the summary or relative knowledge. I think
> README is very important to an open source code. I don't know why
> postgres-xc ignores README files .Could we add the README files later?
>
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>
> Truly yours,
>
>
>
> Benny
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