Re: Implemented current_query

On 10 May 2007, at 03:09, Alvaro Herrera wrote:
> FWIW I think you should still provide dblink_current_query, even if
> it's
> only a wrapper over current_query(), for backwards compatibility.

Good point. Done as suggested (I think, or did you mean also the
change of instances to use current_query()?). Replaced
dblink_current_query with an SQL procedure wrapper, I assume that's
the most efficient way of doing it?

> Also, typically we don't remove items from the TODO list. We mark
> them
> as "done" prepending them with a dash. Patch authors are not expected
> to do it either (though I don't see it be a problem if they did).

Not quite sure what you're suggesting (which way round), so I just
didn't do it (as you said I'm not expected to).

> Doesn't matter ... just make sure duplicate_oids doesn't report a
> problem. unused_oids is useful to find, err, unused OIDs.

Ahh, hadn't found those, thanks. They're in the dev FAQ too, *blush*.
I need this for something I'm doing at $ork, and thought I'd
implement it in the backend, as well as a .so, it's been a learning
experience :)

>>> * AFAIK debug_query_string() still does the wrong thing when the
>>> user
>>
>> Should that be added to the TODO list?
>
> Probably ...

Done!

Cheers
Tom