On Sun, 5 Mar 2006 14:20:09 -0800
"Nagita Karunaratne" <nagita.k@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> I think I over-elaborated.
>
> Basically I would like to know if postgresql can move information from
> one instance to another periodically (daily).
>
> So if the source database has customer name, address, phone, model
> purchased, date of purchase, color etc.
>
> Can it move just the date of purchase, model, color to a second
> database in another application so it is ready when they login to that
> application to take a after sales survey?
>
> Thanks,
> NK
>
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Nagita,
I say this without mailice or spite. You seem to be a person who knows
nothing of dance or carpentry but you're asking me if this dance floor
can do the jitterbug.
Postgresql, the database (or the floor) holds your data. The End. A
database APPLICATION can move data back and forth from one database to
another (or more likely I think in this case) present the information
in a variety of ways by asking the database for it. Now postgres has
tools built into it which can do a lot of things but it takes a dancer
to use it. Think of it as having the steps to a variety of dances
painted into the dance floor.
I hope this terribly strained metaphor makes it a bit clearer. And
honestly I am not attempting to ridicule you! Some full time
computer programmers (and an ungodly number of wanna be's) have no
clearer idea of what a database does.
John
--
You've been leading a dog's life. Stay off the furniture.
