Or more specifically, what are the security implications of a trigger
written in an untrusted language - PL/PerlU?
With a standard stored procedure, you have the possibility of an
SQL-injection attack. Is this possible with a trigger function, if it is
defined as a trigger?
I am writing a
Greetings all,
I'm working to integrate an accounting system
(http://www.linuxcanada.com) with another application. Fortunately,
both use PG, so integration should be easy.
I want to be able to insert invoices, and invoice line items, into the
accounting system. As you might expect, this requi
You might also try Quasar Accounting, which is GPL and has graphical
client frontends for both Linux and Windows.
http://www.linuxcanada.com
And yes, it does run on PG.
On Tue, 27 Dec 2005, Pamela wrote:
I would prefer using linux. I have worked in a limited capacity with both
linux and
Greetings,
Where in the documentation can I find information on the low-level
behavior of triggers that fire as a result of insert/update statements
inside of transactions?
Do the triggers fire at the point the transaction is COMMITted? Or as
soon as the statements are encountered? (If th
