Tom Lane wrote:
> Some comments on random TODO entries:
>
> * Allow INET subnet tests using non-constants
>
> This should say "Allow ... to be indexed" as it's otherwise a nonissue.
New text is:
* Allow INET subnet tests to use indexes
Is that right?
> * ARRAYS
> o -Allow arrays to be ORDER'ed
>
> Although Joe implemented ordering operators, he didn't get around to
> adding MIN()/MAX() support for arrays. Seems like if you can do '<'
> then you should be able to do MIN().
Added:
o Allow MIN()/MAX() on arrays
> * Allow CREATE INDEX zman_index ON test (date_trunc( 'day', zman ) datetime_ops)
> fails index can't store constant parameters
>
> This is done as of 7.4.
OK.
> * Improve handling of index scans for NULL
>
> I think this should read "Allow use of indexes to search for NULLs".
> ISTM "improve" implies that there's something there to improve...
Done.
> * CURSOR
> o Allow BINARY option to SELECT, just like DECLARE
>
> This is either done or rendered irrelevant, depending on your point of
> view, by the V3 protocol.
Do we allow SELECT data to come back as BINARY form (not C strings) like we do
with BINARY cursors?
> o Add SET SCHEMA
>
> What is this supposed to do (and how's it different from SET SEARCH_PATH)?
Per Peter's email:
o Add SET PATH for schemas
> * -Support statement-level triggers (Neil)
>
> If we're going to remove this as done, we ought to put in a separate
> TODO item to allow such triggers to get at the sets of modified rows.
> People seem to think that that's a standard part of the capability.
Added:
* Allow statement-level triggers to access modified rows
> * Wire Protocol Changes
> o Add optional textual message to NOTIFY
> o Allow fastpast to pass values in portable format
>
> Those are both done as far as the protocol is concerned, and therefore
> should be moved to some other category. The fastpath issue probably
> should be under libpq, since it's only a matter of redesigning the API
> that libpq exposes for this feature.
Moved.
> o Special passing of binary values in platform-neutral format (bytea?)
>
> That's done, period.
Updated.
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