JoelJacobson

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   by JoelJacobson 14y ago

   Maybe yours aren't, but mine are. I've been using this simple tool for three years now. https://github.com/gluefinance/PgDeploy It gives you an extra safety net, in case the version in the database would differ compared to the version in
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   by JoelJacobson 14y ago

   What's wrong with a 1:1 correlation, when it makes sense? If what you need to do is to access or modify data, then a stored procedure language such as PL/pgSQL is perfect for the job. But if you need to render some graphics using GD in PHP,
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   by JoelJacobson 14y ago

   That's a religious argument. Many applications are a perfect fit for a database centric design with business logic written in stored procedures. Not all, but some. You might find find old article interesting, http://ora-00001.blogspot.com/
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   Call PostgreSQL functions via HTTP JSON-RPC(joelonsql.com)

   25 points by JoelJacobson 14y ago|28 comments