Tony Caduto wrote:
brian wrote:
I don't know what you're referring to when you say it was "advertised
as a feature" but it's not a part of the PG release. You can get it here:
Here ya go:
http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=201803375
From the article:
After nine months of work, the new features in 8.3 will be available at
www.postgreSQL.org <http://www.postgreSQL.org>. They will include:
A finished PL/pgSQL debugger, a tool for editing PostgreSQL's version of
the standard SQL data access language in database applications.
Full text search made more accessible by becoming a feature included in
the system code instead of being an add-on option.
Clustering code from Skype for load balancing and spreading queries to a
large database across several PostgreSQL systems.
Now you know what I am talking about :-)
I should have pointed out that I wasn't questioning whether or not there
was an article that stated this. I was simply pointing out that the
debugger was *not* included in the release (did you look at the release
notes?) and also where you can find it.
That said, take this up with Information Week.
brian
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