← Back to context Comment by Apreche 10 months ago That’s fun, but I think I'll just use an SQLite foreign data wrapper instead. 5 comments Apreche Reply frectonz 10 months ago That's the sensible option but not the fun one. michelpp 10 months ago Then you need one wrapper per database, with this approach you can have one database per row. ellisv 10 months ago But can I have one row that holds all the databases? frectonz 10 months ago yes you canCREATE TABLE crime_against_humanity ( databases SQLITE[] ); 1 reply →
michelpp 10 months ago Then you need one wrapper per database, with this approach you can have one database per row. ellisv 10 months ago But can I have one row that holds all the databases? frectonz 10 months ago yes you canCREATE TABLE crime_against_humanity ( databases SQLITE[] ); 1 reply →
ellisv 10 months ago But can I have one row that holds all the databases? frectonz 10 months ago yes you canCREATE TABLE crime_against_humanity ( databases SQLITE[] ); 1 reply →
frectonz 10 months ago yes you canCREATE TABLE crime_against_humanity ( databases SQLITE[] ); 1 reply →
That's the sensible option but not the fun one.
Then you need one wrapper per database, with this approach you can have one database per row.
But can I have one row that holds all the databases?
yes you can
CREATE TABLE crime_against_humanity ( databases SQLITE[] );
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