2010/11/18 Andrew Dunstan <andrew@dunslane.net>:
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> On 11/18/2010 02:39 PM, Pavel Stehule wrote:
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>> 2010/11/18 Andrew Dunstan<andrew@dunslane.net>:
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>>> On 11/18/2010 02:17 PM, Pavel Stehule wrote:
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>>>> -only a few people use FOR IN SELECT UNNEST for iteration over array.
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>>> How on earth do you know that? I use it a lot and I was just
>>> demonstrating
>>> it to a client yesterday, and I'm quite sure he will use it a lot too. I
>>> bet
>>> I'm far from alone.
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>> how much people are active readers and writers in pg_hackers like you? :)
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>> I didn't say so nobody use it. You, me, David. But I really didn't see
>> this pattern here in real applications.
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> Lots of people are told to use it on IRC. Trust me, it's getting well known.
can be. but people on IRC are not representative.
I have about 10 courses of PL/pgSQL per year (about 100 people) -
almost all my students newer visited IRC. 30% of my students has a
problem to write a bublesort or some little bit complex code. I meet
this people. There can be a language barrier or some laziness. Really
it is surprisingly how too less people are interesting about coding.
This people has own problems, and usually uses a most classic patter
that know from programming languages.
These peoples are "normal" and typical. Some courses I have under some
big Czech agency - so there are people from banks, industry. Actually
only I do a courses of PLpgSQL in Czech language - so I think I know
what people use. For example - only a few people know and use a
generate_series functions.
sorry for offtopic :)
Pavel
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> cheers
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> andrew
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