Ademir,
AFAIK stored procedures are not implemented but most of their functionality
can be implemented with either VIEWS or functions (written in plpgsql, tcl,
c ..). I think I read that its currently on a TODO list.
Primary key referential integrity is supported but Foreign key is parsed but
not implemented yet (6.5). Again this behavior can be emulated using
plpgsql / triggers.
If you're porting from Access 97 to Postgres you may like to have a look at
pgupt - Postgres Upsizing Tool - Its a work in progress but it will automate
most of the upsizing process including automatic creation of triggers and
functions for referential integrity as per MSAccess.
http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/boylesa/pgupt/pgupt.shtml
The ODBC link should be no problem.
Hope this helps
Steve Boyle
Roselink Systems Limited
-----Original Message-----
From: Ademir Mazer Jr <winponta@winponta.com.br>
To: pgsql-sql@postgreSQL.org <pgsql-sql@postgreSQL.org>
Cc: Renato Souza <plimaso@convoy.com.br>
Date: 16 July 1999 06:20
Subject: [SQL] Stored Procedures and other stuffs
>Hi, I'm not using PostgreSQL yet. First I need to know if it will satisfy
>me.
>So, I need to know if it has stored procedures, referential integrity, etc.
>
>I also need to know if I can developer my client application, that will be
>in visual basic, accessing an Access database by ODBC, and later put my
>PostgresSQL Server to run.
>
>Thank you
>
>[]'s
>
>Ademir
>
>
