From: <li...@li...> - 2001-05-04 17:17:17
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On Fri, May 04, 2001 at 09:27:37AM -0700, Damon Torgerson was heard to rema= rk: > a) letting the database manage business logic with triggers and constrain= ts is=20 > a good thing for design and performance reasons > b) unfortunately, most rdbms have proprietary formats for triggers so wri= ting a=20 > trigger for Postgres would either eliminate other rdbms or necessitate=20 > different database code for different rdbms. My impression was (may be very wrong) that postgress triggers and e.g. oracle triggers are pretty similar/same. Its stored proceedures where all hell breaks loose. (in postgres, you can link in arbitrary .so's.=20 Basically if you can link it into a shared library, you can turn it into a postgress stored proceedure. SO its very very general). --linas --=20 Linas Vepstas -- li...@gn... -- http://www.gnumatic.com/ |