On Fri, Feb 11, 2005 at 08:12:50PM -0500, Milla Erdee wrote:
> First, I appreciate PostgreSQL's extensive support for SQL and its
> feature set greatly, which is why I use it, because of its extensive and
> powerful features not found on some other SQL implementations and I hope
> that the capabilities of it will continue to be expanded and improved.
>
> Does PostGRESQL support or will it support a threaded server mode? Will
> such a mode be available on Unix-type systems?
Currently no. There's no real need for it so there's not really a push
for it either.
> Also, has PostgreSQL considered adding some CLOB and BLOB types?
Has had these for ages.
> Updating Views
You can create RULEs to do this.
> Triggers on Views
What would they do?
> Additional Trigger Syntax (ie Oracle):
I'm not seeing anything there more than syntactic sugar that PostgreSQL
doesn't support, but no, it doesn't take that syntax.
Hope this helps,
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