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TurnKey PostgreSQL appliance 2008.12.04-hardy-x86 (Default branch)
12-08-2008
TurnKey PostgreSQL appliance is an easy-to-use,lightweight, installable live CD of the PostgreSQLrelational database engine. It can run on realhardware in addition to most types of virtualmachines. It features a Mac OS X-themed Webmanagement interface and a Python configurationand installation console. It is based on Ubuntu8.04.1 Hardy LTS, and is designed to provide userswith a pre-integrated, automatically updated,turn-key operating system environment that iscarefully built from the ground up with theminimum components needed to run PostgreSQL withmaximum usability, efficiency, and security.|
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Alzabo::Driver::PostgreSQL(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Alzabo::Driver::PostgreSQL(3pm) NAME
Alzabo::Driver::PostgreSQL - PostgreSQL specific Alzabo driver subclass SYNOPSIS
use Alzabo::Driver::PostgreSQL; DESCRIPTION
This provides some PostgreSQL specific implementations for the virtual methods in Alzabo::Driver. METHODS
connect, create_database, drop_database Besides the parameters listed in the Alzabo::Driver docs, the following parameters are accepted: * options * tty schemas This method accepts the same parameters as the "connect()" method. get_last_id Returns the last id created for a sequenced column. identifier_length Returns the maximum identifier length allowed by the database. This is really a guess based on the server version, since the actual value is set when the server is compiled. BUGS
In testing, I found that there were some problems using Postgres in a situation where you start the app, connect to the database, get some data, fork, reconnect, and and then get more data. I suspect that this has more to do with the DBD::Pg driver and/or Postgres itself than Alzabo. I don't believe this would be a problem with an app which forks before ever connecting to the database (such as mod_perl). AUTHOR
Dave Rolsky, <autarch@urth.org> perl v5.8.8 2007-12-23 Alzabo::Driver::PostgreSQL(3pm)