On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 1:01 PM, V S P wrote:
> Thank you,
> Is there a way, in the same idea,
> to make postgresql 'skip' say every 100 numbers when generating
> a 'next' in bigserial?
> (or to insure that every number generated is evenly divisible by 100,
> and then another db would be 99 and so
Thank you,
Is there a way, in the same idea,
to make postgresql 'skip' say every 100 numbers when generating
a 'next' in bigserial?
(or to insure that every number generated is evenly divisible by 100,
and then another db would be 99 and so on)
In oracle, if I remember right, there was something
On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 2:03 PM, V S P wrote:
> And wanted to ask what would be the main challenges I am facing with --
> from the experience of the users on this list.
>
> Especially I am not sure how to for example manage 'overlapping unique
> IDs' data.
I'm not expert on a lot of what you're d
Hello,
I am designing a db to hold often changed user data.
I just wanted to write down what I am thinking and ask people on the
list to comment
if they have any experiences in that area.
My thought is to have
say west-cost and east-cost data center and each user will
go to either East Coast or
