
PostgreSQL 9.1
PostgreSQL 9.1 est dans les bacs ! Vous n’avez pas encore cette nouvelle version en production ? Pas encore évalué pourquoi vous devriez envisager de migrer à cette …
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PostgreSQL 9.1 est dans les bacs ! Vous n’avez pas encore cette nouvelle version en production ? Pas encore évalué pourquoi vous devriez envisager de migrer à cette …

We still have this problem to solve with extensions and their packaging. How to best organize things so that your extension is compatible with before 9.1 and 9.1 and …

While Magnus is all about PG Conf EU already, you have to realize we’re just landed back from PG Con in Ottawa. My next stop in the annual conferences is CHAR 11, …

While currently too busy at work to deliver much Open Source contributions, let’s debunk an old habit of PostgreSQL extension authors. It’s all down to copy …

If you’ve not been following closely you might have missed out on extensions integration. Well, Tom spent some time on the patches I’ve been preparing for the …

This year we were in the main building of the conference, and apparently the booth went very well, solding lots of PostgreSQL merchandise etc. I had the pleasure to once …

A quick blog entry to say that yes: And I will even do my Extension’s talk which had a success at pgday.eu. The talk will be updated to include the last …

After reading Simon’s blog post, I can’t help but try to give some details about what it is exactly that I’m working on. As he said, there are several …

The PostgreSQL IRC channel is a good place to be, for all the very good help you can get there, because people are always wanting to remain helpful, because of the …

This year’s edition has been the best pgcon ever for me. Granted, it’s only my third time, but still :) As Josh said the “Hall Track” in …

So, following previous blog entries about importing fixed width data, from Postgres Online Journal and David (perl) Fetter, I couldn’t resist following the meme and …

So I had two bug reports about prefix in less than a week. It means several things, one of them is that my code is getting used in the wild, which is nice. The other side …