Thanks to all, especially to Stuart, for very informative answers.
It's clear to me now that there is no need in my case to use
functions / stored procedures (yes, with typical MVC app I meant a
webapp on the same server with database, administered by the same
persons). However it can be a useful
Mike Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Whether or not you use stored procedures is almost religious in
> nature. Google for "stored procedures", and you'll find opinions
> ranging from "never use them at all" to "use them whenever you
> possibly can."
Also there's the problem of performance. I
Ksenia Marasanova wrote:
> I wonder if anyone on this list is using Python as Postgres
> procedural language. I can't find a place for it i my mind. How would
> a typical MVC web application benefit from it (besides performance)?
> I understand from the docs that Postgres 7.4 has PL/PythonU -
>
Ksenia Marasanova <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I wonder if anyone on this list is using Python as Postgres
> procedural language. I can't find a place for it i my mind. How would
> a typical MVC web application benefit from it (besides performance)?
Your typical MVC web application hasn't got t
Hi,
I wonder if anyone on this list is using Python as Postgres
procedural language. I can't find a place for it i my mind. How would
a typical MVC web application benefit from it (besides performance)?
I understand from the docs that Postgres 7.4 has PL/PythonU -
unlimited functionality. It sou
