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PostgreSQL ISP?

Frank Hilliard <frankhilliard@home.com> — 2001-03-08T19:21:53Z

Can anyone recommend an ISP who uses Cold Fusion and gives you Telnet
access into your PostgreSQL account?

Frank Hilliard

Re: PostgreSQL ISP?

D. Duccini <duccini@backpack.com> — 2001-03-09T03:29:03Z

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On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, Frank Hilliard wrote:

> Can anyone recommend an ISP who uses Cold Fusion and gives you Telnet
> access into your PostgreSQL account?
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mikhail malamud <mikhail.malamud@drexel.edu> — 2001-03-09T05:47:21Z

On which level is postgre 7.0 is compliant with SQL92. I ve been working
with so many db's that I dont know anymore what's a standard and what's
proprietary. If anyone can point me to a SQL92 spec, I will greately
apreciate that.

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ERIC Lawson - x52010 <eric@bioeng.washington.edu> — 2001-03-09T16:38:21Z

Some details about SQL92 pg compliance are shown at the bottom of the SQL
description pages in the User Manual, under the heading "Compatibility",
for example see

	http://www.postgresql.org/users-lounge/docs/7.0/user/sql-abort.htm

The standard itself is for sale, available from ISO:

	http://www.iso.ch/infoe/catinfo.html

The pg site has some of the draft standard versions, at 

	ftp://postgresql.org/pub/doc/sql/

regards,
Eric Lawson 

On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, mikhail malamud wrote:

> On which level is postgre 7.0 is compliant with SQL92. I ve been working
> with so many db's that I dont know anymore what's a standard and what's
> proprietary. If anyone can point me to a SQL92 spec, I will greately
> apreciate that.
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