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Re: Can we go beyond the standard to make Postgres radically better?

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On 2/13/22 05:00, Pavel Stehule wrote:
But there can be a valid second question - it can be nice to use extensions with availability to define their own communication protocol. Postgres has a special protocol for replication or for backup. With this possibility you can do what you need without the necessity of an external application server.

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And here we are back on the Babelfish question. Babelfish defines its own protocol (TDS = Table Data Streaming) but it requires building PostgreSQL from the source, with some hooks for the additional protocol. A built in mechanism to do that without rebuilding would be nice. Babelfish Postgres is version 13.5, currently the most prevalent version in the data centers. A library to implement foreign communication protocol primitives would be a very nice thing indeed.

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