I'm working on a PL/SQL set of functions to handle user access
restrictions to particular tables and am wondering:
- Is it "safe" to use postgresql authentication? Should I (like a LOT
of apps do) build my own authentication tables and just use a common
login/password for the application?
I'm renaming a table to a live database before it goes REALLY live
and ends up on lots of servers. For various reasons I've got various
different clients floating around and can't get them all updated
synchronously.
anyways.
How do I make a set of rules to pass insert/update/delete/...
This has to do with building postgresql-8.0.3
I'm installing on a MacOSX system (10.3) and configure's failing to
find the readline installation.
output:
checking readline/readline.h usability... yes
checking readline/readline.h presence... no
configure: WARNING: readline/readline.h: accepted
king for controlling SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE. I -am-
interested in examples of server-side scripting as well... am still
searching.
Ta!
- Teunis Peters
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