[GENERAL] Inserting result of query into ORDERED temporary table

2001-01-24 Thread Joseph N. Hall
dividual rows or row ranges, which works very nicely especially when combined with a little client side caching. Is there a way to do this in Postgresql -- without the need to at least partially parse the SQL in queryString? -joseph Joseph N. Hall / Author, Effective Perl Programming

[GENERAL] Re: MySQL has transactions

2001-01-24 Thread Joseph N. Hall
Postgresql's SQL implementation is way ahead of MySQL's relatively stunted vocabulary. But on the other hand, MySQL implements most of the popular functionality. The other thing is that MySQL is blindingly fast and has a very uncomplicated API. If you need real SQL and can't afford Oracle/Sybas