> >If you need more power IMO Python is the way to go.
> I am not that familiar with pything, not to get off topic here but
what you
>can do in python that you can't do in PHP?
Well if they are both Turing complete, arguably not much :)
It's not the 'what' it's the 'how' I'm equating Perl with
At 04:03 PM 12/01/2003 -0500, you wrote:
> and I believe the the OOP features available in PHP 5, will easily
leapfrog over Perl.
As my daddy used to say "twice zero is still a small number" I'm a
pretty big OO fan but when I use Perl I don't bother with the OO
features once I had looked at th
On 2003.07.07 11:56 Mat wrote:
> I believe that its more efficient to group INSERT's together and COMMIT
> them in groups.
> However, I am automatically entering a lot of data and some of its is
> not unique. How can I reap the benefits of using BEGIN and COMMIT
> without the whole block of transac
Couple of questions on datat types and performance
1. varchar vs varchar(2)
I created a database schema and based on the test data I had to work with,
I couldn't really determine the max size of a lot of string fields so I
just left a lot of fields as varchar
A comment from a coworker was that t
ike to know who's fault it is ( mine or postgres )
>Thanks for your advices & help
I've run into the same problem just creating a table with a name including an
uppercase. The name gets converted to all lowercase but then I seem unable to
DROP the table.
>NB : i'm using postg
