Re: Name limitation question

Added to TODO:

* Allow the identifier length to be increased via a configure
option

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greg(at)turnstep(dot)com wrote:
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> > > Isn't the SQL standard 128 chars?
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> > Yes. We tested that a few months ago when we raised the limit from 31
> > to 63, and determined that there was a nontrivial additional speed and
> > space penalty to raising it to 128. Since nobody could muster a
> > real-world use case that actually required 128, we didn't go there.
> > But if you feel you need to check off that particular SQL-compliance
> > box, see NAMEDATALEN in postgres_ext.h.
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> Would it make more sense to put this in as a configure option? It
> might be rarely changed, but it does seem like the right place for it.
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