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Maybe I failed to explain it well enough, but I certainly do understand the problem pretty well. If you have any questions just ask and I can tell you the reaso
by rosenfeld 9y ago
Maybe I failed to explain it well enough, but I certainly do understand the problem pretty well. If you have any questions just ask and I can tell you the reasons to do what I did.
The reason why I had this problem in the first place is that I wasn't aware that dropped columns would still count towards the columns limit in PostgreSQL. It's not a complaint, it's just ignorance. There's a difference between being ignorant and not understanding the problem after it happens. I never claimed to be an expert on PostgreSQL.
- anarazel 9y ago> that I wasn't aware that dropped columns would still count towards the columns limit in PostgreSQL. FWIW, I hope we (the PG devs) will fix that some day.
- rosenfeld 9y agoAwesome, good to hear that :-) Fixed or not, PG is awesome anyway. Thanks for helping to make it the best database I've worked with so far :-)