Hm. Rereading this, my tone is a bit bitter. I am really enjoying the
possiblity the OpenACS system represents. Thanks for all your hard work.
I am new to ACS, Open ACS, Postgresql and even TCL. So far I am
impressed with the total system, but in the middle of writting my first
package I discover that Postgresql can only accept 16 parameters -- I need
24. I have searched in this forum and found a method to overload the function to
allow for multiple cases with varying attributes. Yet this seems kludgy.
Already, my 18 attribute table's creation script has grown from about 25 lines
(a simple create table script) to over 600 lines (permissions, object and attribute
type definition, functions to do new, update, delete within the object model)
to support the 'thin object model' in OpenACS. This limitation will add a couple
hundred lines more.
I am posting here because I want to learn the most effective way to
apply pressure to the postgresql team to increase the limit on
function parameters to a reasonable value, for example 512, or maybe
2048.
Again thanks for all your hard work, I am not really bitter. Its just late
and I was hoping to finish of this bit of code this evening...
Andrew Lahser