Re: [HACKERS] mpsql

On Fri, 29 May 1998, Michael Meskes wrote:

> I just downloaded an tried mpsql (see
> http://www.troubador.com/~keidav/index.html) and I have to say I like it.

Wie geht's Michael,

I read Marc's reply - that mpsql is bundled with the CD (which I
eagerly await ;-)  I am wondering if mpmgr (the sibling application)
is also bundled?

Also - I have become reliant on Edmund Mergl's DBD-Pg (ver 0.69)
module for the Perl DBI interface.  (Using version 0.91)
Are these also bundled with the CD?

Marc, can we not have links off the postgresql.org page to these
dandy items?  And could I appeal to the powers that be to include
these tools with the tarball?  I do expect that the reason mpsql
and mpmgr are not in the archive is due to their size but the DBI
driver and Edmund's great module are very lean.

BTW, my superiors have agreed that we will deploy PostgreSQL on
October 01-1998 when I bring our newest server online.
This represents the complete departure from our original model:
PROGRESS 7.3A09 on UnixWare (1.1).  We now use PosgreSQL 6.3.2
(ecpg 1.1, DBI::DBD-Pg) on Slackware 3.4.

We are very pleased.  The week of 15 June 1998 is PC Expo at the
Jacob Javitts Centre in lower Manhattan.  I will be tabling at this
event and expect to trumpet the changes in my shop made possible
by PostgreSQL (dot-org).

Cheers,
Tom


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