is postgresql closer to informix, oracle or sybase ?
Thanks
marco
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On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Nemeth Miklos wrote:
# Even very expensive commercial database engines (like Oracle,
# ObjectStore, etc) does not provide any kind of load balancing.
# And even wors no connection pooling.
# PostgreSQL follows the DBMS norm.
Check out Sybase's OpenSwitch.
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Francois,
When you mention that the client and server must run on several platforms
you need to clarify what you intend to use as a client, and server.
PostgreSQL is SQL-compliant server software. It runs fine on various
Linux/BSD/UNIX platforms as well as Windows NT (don't know about
Win2K). Yo
Hi *,
Will version 7 have the possibility of defining a view on a union?
And if not, how can I simulate one? Only by creating some procedure
which uses tmp tables or something?
Cheers,
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Nemeth Miklos wrote:
> PostgreSQL supports both transactions and row level locking. Only Oracle
> may compete with PostgreSQL in this area.
InterBase supports both transactions and row-level locking, with a
multigenerational architecture similar to MVCC.
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1 Peter
Hi ,
I think you are looking at the right place. PostgreSQL
can be installed on many platforms. For more information
have a look at the following sites:
Currently supported platforms:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/postgres/ports.htm#AEN14551
Ports:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/postgres/ports
