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Adam Ruth Re: Postgresql feature
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Amen to that.  I have to use Oracle at work, but I use PostgreSQL for 
all my side stuff. Man do I ever miss psql when I'm in SQL*Plus...


On Aug 18, 2004, at 12:29 PM, Andrew Rawnsley wrote:

>
> If you use it enough, I think it is inevitable that something,
> sometime, somewhere will really honk you
> off about Oracle. With the feature bloat they're into these days, very
> likely it will be something
> you care nothing about that does it, too.
>
> On Aug 18, 2004, at 2:08 PM, Ben wrote:
>
>> Is it just me, or has there been a rash of "I'm thinking about
>> postgres
>> and coming from an oracle background" questions recently? Was there
>> some
>> writeup of postgres in a db rag in the last month or so?
>>
>> On Wed, 18 Aug 2004, John Sidney-Woollett wrote:
>>
>>> Bit more info (from my own findings migrating from Oracle ->
>>> Postgres)
>>>
>>> Sequences - YES
>>> Packages - NO (concept doesn't exist in PG)
>>> Functions - YES, Procedures - NO (also no INOUT or OUT parameters)
>>> Full-text - YES, tSearch2
>>> Triggers - YES
>>> Jobs - NO, (but scheduled tasks can be implemented in other ways)
>>> Synonyms - NO (can be frigged using search_paths and schemas)
>>> Replication - more than one option depending on requirement
>>>
>>> You will miss certain Oracle features, but once you get into the
>>> swing
>>> of postgres you'll not look back. Also consider how much money you'll
>>> save in license fees!
>>>
>>> John Sidney-Woollett
>>>
>>> Gaetano Mendola wrote:
>>>
>>>> Laimis K wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>> I'm oracle man.
>>>>>
>>>>> So, how about features in postgesql which exists in oracle db
>>>>> (order is
>>>>> casual) ?
>>>>> 1. Sequences
>>>>> 2. Packages
>>>>> 3. Functions/procedures
>>>>> 4. Full-text
>>>>> 5. Triggers
>>>>> 6. Jobs
>>>>> 7. Synonyms
>>>>> 8. Replication
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> 1) Serial, but I don't know the Oracle one...
>>>> 2) Schema ?
>>>> 3) Yes, functions
>>>> 4) tsearch2
>>>> 5) Yes
>>>> 6) ??
>>>> 7) ??
>>>> 8) A couple of solutions
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.4/interactive/index.html
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Regards
>>>> Gaetano Mendola
>>>>
>>>>
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Thread : Postgresql feature
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Laimis K Hi, I'm oracle man. So, how about features in postgesql which exists in oracle db (order is casual)...
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Gaetano Mendola 1) Serial, but I don't know the Oracle one... 2) Schema ? 3) Yes, functions 4) tsearch2 5) Yes 8) A...
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Shridhar Daithankar You can create a schema to put all your functions/procedures in it and provide access control to...
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Robert Treat There is a project on gborg (or maybe pgfoundry) called pgjobs which aims to create an oracle like...
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John Sidney-Woollett Bit more info (from my own findings migrating from Oracle -> Postgres) Sequences - YES Packages -...
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Haris Peco Main features which Oracle have and postgresql no (for me): - object dependency - when I change any...
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Ben Is it just me, or has there been a rash of "I'm thinking about postgres and coming from an oracle...
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Adam Ruth Amen to that. I have to use Oracle at work, but I use PostgreSQL for all my side stuff. Man do I...
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Richard Welty the size of the frigging download is enough to honk nearly anyone off. the thing is what, two...
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Andrew Rawnsley If you use it enough, I think it is inevitable that something, sometime, somewhere will really honk...
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Robby Russell Might want to check the postgresql documentation. ;-) -Robby
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