Re: PostgreSQL Callback Mechanism

Hi,

not experienced on all that, but I'd suggest...

>PostgreSQL 7.1 Developer's Guide
>Ch. 4.2.4 Notification Responses, pg. 27
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>>If a frontend issues a listen(1) command, the backend will send a
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>NotificationResponse message whenever a notify(1) command is executed for
>the same notification name.
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>a notify(1) command executed by another client?
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YES. (from other posts on this group)

>PostgreSQL 7.1 Programmer's Guide
>Ch. 1.5 Asynchronous Notification, pg 14
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>>A backend registers its interest in a particular notification with the
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>LISTEN command...
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>A backend? But you just said frontend!
>
Well, maybe...

>How do I make the PostgreSQL server notify me when my view (of the model)
>has changed?
>
I'd bet you can use TRIGGERs to NOTIFY a client that has previously
issued a LISTEN command.

>I'm reading the documentation with great anticipation; but anybody with
>personal experience may be able to direct me to the appropriate
>literature.
>
I can't tell you much more, as most I learnt was from this list. (Thank
you all!!!)

Antonio Fiol

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>Thanks,
>
>Patrick Henry, MCDL
>Brunswick Ohio, 44212 USA
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