December 12th, 2013 |
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There comes a time in every DBA’s life, that he needs to add functionality to his database software. To most DBAs, and indeed for most databases, this amounts to writing a few stored procedures or triggers. In extremely advanced cases, the database may provide an API for direct C-language calls. PostgreSQL however, has gone above and beyond this for several years, and have continuously made the process easier with each iteration.
June 5th, 2013 |
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Database, News, Tech Talk | 13 Comments
Another free book giveaway? What, am I running a library here? Well, it turns out Packt liked [intlink id="review-instant-postgresql-starter"]my review[/intlink] of Instant PostgreSQL Starter so much, they want me host a short period where you can obtain your very own copy for the low, low price of $0.
May 27th, 2013 |
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As a newly minted Packt author, it makes sense that I might get a request to review one of their books from time to time. On this particular occasion, I have the opportunity to give a look at Instant PostgreSQL Starter by fellow PostgreSQL user and author Daniel K. Lyons.
May 21st, 2013 |
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Database, News, Tech Talk | 4 Comments
It occurs to me I forgot to congratulate the winners of the free ebooks. So without further ado:
May 10th, 2013 |
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Database, Tech Talk | 2 Comments
Let’s face it, the pg_hba.conf file is a pain in the ass to use regularly. Sure, reloading the database will cause it to re-read this file, but with a lot of active users and frequent changes, this isn’t really tenable.
Luckily lurking deep within its bowels, PostgreSQL has a little-known feature that can easily be overlooked because it’s so humbly stated.
