Recently I was browsing the scan.l source code for changes since PostgreSQL 9.0 version. I always do so for new minor and major releases because I use PostgreSQL grammar in my project. Well if you’ll look closer you may find…
Recently I was browsing the scan.l source code for changes since PostgreSQL 9.0 version. I always do so for new minor and major releases because I use PostgreSQL grammar in my project. Well if you’ll look closer you may find…
I already wrote a post about using Windows paths in SQL statements. But today I was playing with SSL connections to PostgreSQL from MicroOLAP Database Designer for PostgreSQL and found one interesting thing: Windows user! Replace your usual slashes (backslashes,…
Yesterday, Hubert ‘depesz’ Lubaczewski wrote a post about new functionality in PostgreSQL 9.1. In a few words we will have the ability to add new values to the existing ENUM type defined earlier. Thanks God! However, Andrew Dunstan proposed to…
PostgreSQL 9.0 is available for a month already, but I remembered only today to update handy HTML version of native gram.y (revision 2.717). Details and tips on using processed file can be found in my previous post.
This topic is discussed again and again with huge friend of mine and MySQL sectarian. And must confess I agree with him in this particular point of view. For me it’s strange that such powerful database as PostgreSQL, which has…