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1014 B
Markdown
31 lines
1014 B
Markdown
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Re-learning how to install Postgres (*Sigh)
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CREATE DATABASE officehours;
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CREATE USER officehours;
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ALTER USER officehours WITH UNENCRYPTED PASSWORD '<password>';
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ALTER USER officehours LOGIN;
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GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE officehours TO officehours;
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-- Been a while since I used Postgres. I'd forgotten that Postgres
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-- thinks in terms of privileged connections. It makes sense, certainly
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-- better than MySQL.
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\CONNECT officehours;
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-- Enable case-insensitive matches on some text columns, good for email
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CREATE EXTENSION citext;
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#
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What can I do?
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1) Add users and make them clients.
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2) Add users and make them staff.
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3) Allocate a block of time as "office hours"
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4) Allocate a block of time as an "appointment."
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NEXT: Psycopg2
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** Progress: Everything works in psycopg2 EXCEPT add_appointment, which
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is very distressing. Really, _really_ don't want to take that
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functionality and put it into the middle tier. It's rock-solid business
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logic; it belongs in the database as a constraint.
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