What happened to the postgresql support in the latest release?
Daniel Klein wrote:
What happened to the postgresql support in the latest release?
It doesn't work out of the box, however I was able to make about a dozen tweaks which make it work, mainly column name quoting, providing default values, and referential integrity problems due to postgress being stricter and/or different to mysql ...
The main talk about DB abstraction seems to be about replacing PEAR:DB with MDB2 ...
Hi !!
What happened to the postgresql support in the latest release?
It doesn't work out of the box, however I was able to make about a dozen tweaks which make it work, mainly column name quoting, providing default values, and referential integrity problems due to postgress being stricter and/or different to mysql ...
it should work when i finish the pear/mdb2 intregation
The main talk about DB abstraction seems to be about replacing PEAR:DB with MDB2 ...
by now it's slectable, both should work (curently i only tested pear but mdb2 should also work)
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