As of pretty recently, pgfincore is now in debian, as you can see on its postgresql-9.0-pgfincore page. The reason why it entered the debian archives is that it reached the 1.0 release!
Rather than talking about what pgfincore is all about ( A set of functions to manage pages in memory from PostgreSQL), I will talk about its packaging and support as a debian package. Here’s the first example of a modern multi-version packaging I have to offer.
I wrote a book!
From the first days of el-get is was quite clear for me that we would reach a point where users would want a nice listing including descriptions of the packages, and a major mode allowing you to select packages to install, remove and update. It was also quite clear that I was not much interested into doing it myself, even if I would appreciate having it done.
Well, the joy of Open Source & Free Software (pick your own poison).
Dans la série de nos articles sur pgloader, l’article du jour décrit comment insérer des valeurs constantes (absentes du fichier de données) pendant le chargement. Cela permet par exemple d’ajouter un champ « origine », qui dépend typiquement de la chaîne de production des données et se retrouve souvent dans le nom du fichier de données lui-même.
The previous articles in the pgloader series detailed How To Use PgLoader then How to Setup pgloader, then what to expect from a parallel pgloader setup, and then pgloader reformating. Another need you might encounter when you get to use pgloader is adding constant values into a table’s column.