"amy cheng" wrote:
>Oliver, or/and, Gary, and all other experts,
>
>I studied this design:
>1) inheritance and trigger: since "person" and "person-address" relationship
>
>already has triggers, why "organization" and "individual" still need
>triggers with "person-address"?
I d
Oliver, or/and, Gary, and all other experts,
I studied this design:
1) inheritance and trigger: since "person" and "person-address" relationship
already has triggers, why "organization" and "individual" still need
triggers with "person-address"?
2) "person-address" is the relationship between "
Could someone point me to a tutorial or HOWTO regarding stored procedures? I
know very little about them and need to learn everything I possibly can about
them as soon as possible. I looked throught the Postgres docs and couldn't
find anything that goes into them in depth.
Thank you,
-M@
Oracle has a rowid column automatically built into every row. Most vendors
suggest using primary keys for all tables instead of a "rowid".
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From: Dirk Lutzebaeck [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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OIDs Cons:
* The code executend in triggers (written in plpgsql) can't know the OID
of the inserted/updated/deleted row.
This problem make me pass from OIDs to SERIALs, 'cause I need to know an
identifier of the row in order to make referential integrity...and I wasn't able
to obtain that
