For some of your Cygwin specific questions you may want to look at the ports
mailing list. They will be more knowledgeable there.
> I would like to thank for those who answer my questions.
> My client have decide to switch from MySQL to PostgreSQL.
> I have successfully installed PostgreSQL with C
Okay, I did a quick search through both the general and SQL lists(1,2)
trying to determine if there is a PostgreSQL construct equivalent to
Microsoft SQL Server's "SELECT @@IDENTITY". After performing an insert the
database caches the last sequence number for each connection and the select
retrieve
> No offense, but I've been developing under your language
> since nearly it's public conception... and perl is _great_.
>
> Frankly, I don't want to argue with you, because you'll
> simply defend your own creation without reasonably
> evaluating the situation.
>
> But I think everyone needs t
Jan Wieck responded in an irritated manner thusly:
> What exactly do you mean with "there are no stored
> procedures"?
i won't pretend to know what what the original poster
had in mind when asking his question but i'm a newbie
at postgres and i have some confusion as to how a
function maps to a
yes you can. go to http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/lists.html and
download the cygnus windows tool kit. the binary install comes with
postgres pre-built so if you don't want to build it yourself you
don't have to.
after you install cygwin you will need to read the postgres config
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