I didn't see your previous question.. but.. no.. it's not coded
specifically for PG if you mean you can use views etc out of the box. In
the past several portions of code have been added to make it run properly
with PG, while installing the cart those are configured on the fly.
I wouldn't be surprised if the developers decide to modify the cart to have
the PG goodies. But there is much more to consider then just using views etc.
Until the PG goodies are used nothing is stopping you to create views from
the current queries, or use any other PG specific feature if you like.
The power of FishCart lies in the fact that it has many features.
B.
At 15:13 16-12-2003 +0000, Tony (Unihost) wrote:
>My previous query applies here too then...
>
>Is the cart built using full features of PG or is it a port using database
>abstraction libs with the same functionality as MySQL?
>
>Obviously the power of PG lies in all the goodies MySQL doesn't yet have.
>
>Cheers
>
>T.
>
>B. van Ouwerkerk wrote:
>
>>
>>>Are there any commercial web store/shopping cart packages or host sites
>>>that run under PostgreSQL? I found one web store package in the pgsql
>>>project archives, but it looks like it may need a lot of tinkering to get
>>>it working.
>>
>>
>>http://www.fishcart.org
>>It runs with MySQL, PostgreSQL, Solid, Oracle and MSSQL.
>>
>>With the latest version we ran into some minor issues with PostgreSQL but
>>those will be solved with the new release that is supposed to get out as
>>soon as all the latest features are fully tested.
>>
>>
>>
>>B.
>>
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