>
> Your application should handle failures in the middle of a
transaction,
> connection failures included, in a graceful but correct way.
It does very well, until the next bug is discovered.
>
> I see your point (being able to safely shut a connection down on the
> server side), but it\'s at the _bottom_ of any list.
>
> .TM.
> --
> / / /
> / / / Marco Colombo
That\'s unfortunate. I\'ve tried to explain my position off list to
Marco,
but it really isn\'t worth debating. FWIW I think this thread was
started
by someone with application issues. The fact is, such things happen.
Unfortunately Marco choses speaks for "any list" and I\'ll just
repeat that I find this instability issue the most significant drawback
for Postgres installations. This doesn\'t mean that there aren\'t other
areas
of priority for other users. And no, I do not want to debate the
meaning
of the word "instability". :-)
Best regards,
Jim Wilson
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