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GgL> Date: Fri, 3 Feb 2006 10:17:20 +1030
GgL> From: Greg 'groggy' Lehey

GgL> > Companies A and B each have databases running from your server.
GgL> > Company A has written flaky procedures which segfault its backends.
GgL> > (some processes disappear) Company B doesn't care - its backends
GgL> > don't share any memory with them, all is well.
GgL> 
GgL> This is an issue, agreed.  It doesn't seem to have bitten us (MySQL)
GgL> so far, though possibly I'm not completely informed.

I may be mistaken, but I believe that:

* Patrick may have meant binary procedures that one can load into pgqsl,

* which AFAIK MySQL actually doesn't support.  (I've not looked into 
MySQL's guts for a while, so perhaps I should research before posting.)


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