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I wonder why the developers couldn't write the stored procedures. I'm hoping that the postgresql projects for easier master-master replication get done soon!
by joevandyk 15y ago
I wonder why the developers couldn't write the stored procedures.
I'm hoping that the postgresql projects for easier master-master replication get done soon!
- atsaloli 15y agoI learned at PgWest last week that in August 2011 TransLattice (commercial multi-master replication system) became available. http://www.translattice.com/ http://www.translattice.com/ It's based on Postgres 9.0 and Postgres-R. Also, there is a talk "Total Availability With PostgreSQL & Multi Master Replication" on Friday October 21st at PgDay Denver: https://pgday.consistentstate.com/node/51 https://pgday.consistentstate.com/node/51
- vetler 15y agoIn my experience it's usually because the DBAs end up "owning" all database development, both because the DBAs consider it their domain, and developers don't feel comfortable with PL/pgSQL and they don't want to anger the DBAs. It shouldn't have to be this way, though.