Обсуждение: What happened to pl/proxy and FDW?
Marko, Asko, hackers: I thought the idea was that we were going to add PL/proxy to 8.5, with support for the foriegn data wrapper syntax? What happened to that? --Josh Berkus
Josh Berkus wrote: > I thought the idea was that we were going to add PL/proxy to 8.5, with > support for the foriegn data wrapper syntax? What happened to that? > Using SQL/MED for defining pl/proxy clusters is still in the TODO list. I hope to do something about it during the next few weeks. However, I doubt if adding SQL/MED support would be enough for including it in 8.5 contrib. regards, Martin
Martin Pihlak escribió: > Josh Berkus wrote: > >> I thought the idea was that we were going to add PL/proxy to 8.5, with >> support for the foriegn data wrapper syntax? What happened to that? >> >> > > Using SQL/MED for defining pl/proxy clusters is still in the TODO list. > I hope to do something about it during the next few weeks. However, I > doubt if adding SQL/MED support would be enough for including it in 8.5 > contrib. > > regards, > Martin > > > I have two question about SQL/MED, It not enough to include this on the core? Peter doesn´t work on it ? Which is the development state of SQL/MED? Regards -- ------------------------------------- "TIP 4: No hagas 'kill -9' a postmaster" Ing. Marcos Luís Ortíz Valmaseda PostgreSQL System DBA Centro de Tecnologías de Almacenamiento y Análisis de Datos (CENTALAD)(centalad@uci.cu) Universidad de las Ciencias Informáticas(http://www.uci.cu) La Habana, Cuba Linux User # 418229 http://www.postgresql-es.org http://www.postgresql.org http://www.planetpostgresql.org http://www.freebsd.org/es
On ons, 2009-12-09 at 08:56 -0500, Ing. Marcos Ortiz Valmaseda wrote: > Which is the development state of SQL/MED? That depends on what features of SQL/MED you are interested in. As you could read upthread, PL/Proxy support is being worked on. Dblink supports it in 8.4. The next step might be foreign table support. I recall that there was a patch proposed for that a couple of commitfests ago, but that did not go further.