Greg Stark wrote:
> > PostgreSQL and MySQL do not use the same concatenation funtions (D6 only, fixed in D7)
>
> Personally I don't see a problem with us adding this to Postgres now
> that we have variadic functions. I'm not sure why others are so
> dead-set against it; it seems a lot less burdensome than some of the
> Oracle compatibility stuff we have.
The Oracle functions are there to add functionality that can't be easily
performed using ANSI syntax; this is not true of concact() and ||.
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