> There have been noises of adding a new catalog for keeping comments for
> shared objects (which would itself be shared, of course). I'm not sure
> what the rationale is for not putting them in the pg_shadow catalog.
Does TOAST work on shared objects?
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Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There have been noises of adding a new catalog for keeping comments for
> shared objects (which would itself be shared, of course). I'm not sure
> what the rationale is for not putting them in the pg_shadow catalog.
The fact that it wouldn't scale conv
Dear Alvaro,
Thus I would suggest to add one new text field in pg_group and pg_shadow
for this purpose, that could be initialized with something like:
CREATE USER calvin COMMENT 'Calvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>';
Alternatively, it could be managed with "COMMENT ON ..."? Well, users or
groups are
On Wed, Sep 22, 2004 at 01:15:42PM +0200, Fabien COELHO wrote:
> As I'm managing accounts for students... I noticed that there does not
> seem to be a proper way to keep a comment about a postgresql user account,
> such as the full name of the student or its email, that I could see with
> \du o
