> > >> >> DEFAULT VALUE <> GENERATED ALWAYS AS STORED >> the DEFAULT value is not recalculated when the reference column are >> changed. is not an identical construction GENERATED ALWAYS AS STORED >> >> *reply:* >> They are in a separate list “Methods”. >> This approach was used for other databases *long before* generated >> columns were implemented in PostgreSQL. >> ==================== >> >> > It has to do with the syntax of generated and that you can generate data > in different ways. Calling those ways “methods” seems reasonable. > > It's hard to argue with that. However, it is not quite clear to me, what origin are we talking about? I have worked with MS products and currently with PostgreSQL and have not encountered this interpretation.
> > The Shema-data thing is called the Boogyman pattern because teachers use > it to scare students and illustrate what not to do when designing a data > model. You can also find it abbreviated “EAV anti-pattern” where EAV > stands for entity-attribute-value. > I think that's what I need, thank you. > -- > Regards, Dmitry! > >
