docs: add IvorySQL 5.4 hstore integration guide - #295
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Summary
Why
IvorySQL 5.4 ships hstore 1.8, but the ecosystem documentation did not show users how to enable or use it, or clarify its behavior in Oracle-compatible sessions. This guide turns the bundled extension into a discoverable, reproducible feature.
Fixes IvorySQL/IvorySQL#1107
Validation
Environment: Ubuntu 22.04 x86_64, IvorySQL 5.4 / PostgreSQL 18.4, hstore 1.8.
make installcheck: 2/2 passed (hstore,hstore_utf8)make oracle-installcheck: 2/2 passed (ivy_hstore,hstore_utf8)--failure-level WARNgit diff --checkpassesUser impact
Users gain a tested path to store and index sparse key/value attributes without adding a third-party extension. The guide also explains when
jsonbis a better fit and notes that hstore is not an Oracle Database native type.