On Mon, 2003-09-15 at 15:23, Joshua D. Drake wrote:
> > I'm not going to rehash the arguments I have made before; they are all
> > archived. Suffice to say you are simply wrong. The number of
> > complaints over the years shows that there IS a need.
>
>
> I at no point suggested that there was not a need. I only suggest that
> the need may not be as great as some suspect or feel. To be honest -- if
> your arguments were the "need" that everyone had... it would have been
> implemented some how. It hasn't yet which would suggest that the number
> of people that have the "need" at your level is not as great as the
> number of people who have different "needs" from PostgreSQL.
But the problem is that as more and more people put larger and larger
datasets, that are mission-critical, into PostgreSQL, the need will
grow larger and larger.
Of course, we understand the "finite resources" issue, and are not
badgering/complaining. Simply, we are trying to make our case that
this is something that should go on the TODO list, and be kept in
the back of developers' minds.
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