On Sat, Jan 15, 2005 at 12:06:41AM +0100, Bo Lorentsen wrote:
> Ok, Tom told me about the same :-( But why are oid's still in PG, that
> are they good for ? Will there be a real unique row id, like there is in
> Oracle, or will this be keept as an internal value only ?
Most system catalogs use OIDs as primary keys. So they cannot just
disappear. But on user tables, there's not a lot of use for them IMHO.
There's no internal row id on Postgres; having one would mean more
storage requirements. If you want one, you know where to get it ... if
not, you may as well save the space.
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