I appreciated the first part of your talk. It gave me what I needed. Things got progressively more postgres-y from there. I do have a good enough understanding now to start working with cte in tsql (with minor syntax changes). You certainly had the feel of a university professor giving a lecture (it took me back to my CS days).
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I appreciated the first part of your talk. It gave me what I needed. Things got progressively more postgres-y from there. I do have a good enough understanding now to start working with cte in tsql (with minor syntax changes). You certainly had the feel of a university professor giving a lecture (it took me back to my CS days).
The slides are here: http://momjian.us/main/presentations/features.html#cte
Seth is right that I used more Postgres functions in the second half of the talk.
It was one of my top 3 talks at Confoo. Very interesting. Easy to understand. Unhappily for me, doesn't work (yet) for MySQL.
PS : Bruce I asked you if MySQL planned to integrate the CTE. Actually, I've been told it is but no date yet.
Very interesting, but not sure I will use it. Good talk.