[OT] Dilemma about OS <-> Postgres interaction
От | Rory Campbell-Lange |
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Тема | [OT] Dilemma about OS <-> Postgres interaction |
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Msg-id | 20040617213432.GD16357@campbell-lange.net обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: [OT] Dilemma about OS <-> Postgres interaction
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I have an application, largely written in plpgsql, where messages are dumped into an 'outbox' for sending via email or text message. I am in a dilemma about how best to pick up these messages and send them on to the message sending systems. At present I have looping perl scripts which have a permanent database connection, which I run through screen sessions on my server. Rather embarassingly whenever I upgrade my application code (reload the database and export the latest CVS code) or upgrade Postgres, my looping scripts die. I suppose I could use plperl and create a trigger to alert a system-wide daemon that a message was ready for sending whenever a new one dropped into the 'outbox', and restart the daemon if it had died. I feel superstitious about using an untrusted language for functions though. Any sage advice? I realise this is both a beginner's quandry, and also not particularly Postgresql specific. Apologies. Rory -- Rory Campbell-Lange <rory@campbell-lange.net> <www.campbell-lange.net>
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