Scott Marlowe wrote:
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 3:31 PM, ries van Twisk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Note that there are no built in transactional symantics in such
situations. You got to roll your own. And they may not work.
Yeah, that was what I was hoping for.
ie:(query between databases)
SELECT db_one.table_one.column_name_one,
db_two.table_oranges.column_fluff FROM db_one.table_one,
db_two.table_oranges WHERE
db_one.table_one.some_id=db_two.table_oranges.raisin_id;
<sigh> Oh well!, I'll just do it in code I guess....
I can see where the difficulties lay in this.
It would require a pipeline between the two databases
allowing one of them to share tables, difficult if there
are common oids pointing to completely different objects.
Oids/schemas would need to be aliased in some way to give them
pseudo-representation in the destination database.
P
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