Re: [HACKERS] SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS

2000-11-21 Thread Thomas Lockhart
> > >SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS AS parameter value > > > is really a more SQL'ish form of the current > > >SET parameter =/TO value > > > Perhaps they should be made equivalent, in order to avoid too many subtly > > > different subversions of the 'SET' command. > > Hmm. What do you mean b

Re: [HACKERS] SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS

2000-11-21 Thread Peter Eisentraut
Thomas Lockhart writes: > >SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS AS parameter value > > is really a more SQL'ish form of the current > >SET parameter =/TO value > > Perhaps they should be made equivalent, in order to avoid too many subtly > > different subversions of the 'SET' command. > > Hmm. Wh

Re: [HACKERS] SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS

2000-11-20 Thread Thomas Lockhart
>SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS AS parameter value > is really a more SQL'ish form of the current >SET parameter =/TO value > Perhaps they should be made equivalent, in order to avoid too many subtly > different subversions of the 'SET' command. Hmm. What do you mean by "equivalent"? I assum

[HACKERS] SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS

2000-11-20 Thread Peter Eisentraut
ISTM that SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS parameter value is really a more SQL'ish form of the current SET parameter =/TO value Perhaps they should be made equivalent, in order to avoid too many subtly different subversions of the 'SET' command. -- Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[HACKERS] SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS

2000-11-20 Thread Peter Eisentraut
ISTM that SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS AS parameter value is really a more SQL'ish form of the current SET parameter =/TO value Perhaps they should be made equivalent, in order to avoid too many subtly different subversions of the 'SET' command. -- Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED