At 17:34 9/11/00 +0100, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
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>The thing you get from initdb is a "cluster of catalogs", a database is a
>"catalog", a schema is something below a catalog. (There is no such
>thing as an "environment" as a hierarchy level.)
I think that's what SQL99 calls the 'cluster of catalogs'.
>I think all people that were interested in this issue agreed with this.
>(If not, you better speak up, because I'd like to see schemas implemented
>ASAP.)
Nope. Ross's links cover the issues I wanted to ask about.
Thanks.
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