TV Because for non-Tcl reasons ([L1 ], [L2 ]) I recently looked PostgreSQL, I rethought the thought I had many years ago, that bwise and a good database could make a good combination.
So I looked at pgacces ([L3 ] moved to pgfoundry) which requires a compile while I want to make a easy to use also windows front end, and pgintcl [L4 ] which is written in Tcl and should do the trick.
So I installed the latter in Tcl/lib, the package require worked, and after setting some permissions on the local net I could access my (web, file and otherwise) Server/TV/Video/HD edit station from the example script from pgintcl. The fedora 8/64 based postgress server resonded normal, while wiki access and web site indexer sql databases continued to function normal. So far so good.
To test with katest version pgintcl:
source tkpsql.tcl # requires pgin.tcl in the same dir it seems
The data base should have been created with a user with rights to do what you want and login rightd (see pg_sql docu) and the password must be in some system file in the postgres installation directory, just like for like in this case a login on another machine requires a .conf file edit.
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