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Kaarel Moppel: Tips and tricks to kick-start the Postgres year 2021
I decided to start out this year by looking into my notes from last year and extracting from them a small set of Postgres tips for you. This might not be, strictly speaking, fresh news… but I guess the average RAM of tech workers is about 64KB or so nowadays, so some repetition might not be such a bad thing.
Andreas 'ads' Scherbaum: Marc Linster
Hubert 'depesz' Lubaczewski: Waiting for PostgreSQL 14 – Add pg_stat_database counters for sessions and session time
Luca Ferrari: PostgreSQL Literate Programming with GNU Emacs
GNU Emacs is great! I can prepare my slides with PostgreSQL snippets of code and results.
Egor Rogov: MVCC in PostgreSQL — 6. Vacuum
We started with problems related to isolation, made a digression about low-level data structure, then discussed row versions and observed how data snapshots are obtained from row versions.
Hubert 'depesz' Lubaczewski: Are there limits to partition counts?
Pavel Stehule: pspg 4.0.0 released
cary huang: How PostgreSQL Executes Sequential Scans with the Help of Table Access Methods APIs
There are many approaches for PostgreSQL to retrieve the data back to the user. Depending on the user’s input query, the planner module is responsible for selecting the most optimum approach to retrieve the requested data. Sequential scan is one of these approaches that is mostly selected when the user requests a large volume of data (for example, “SELECT * from tablename;”) or when a table has no index declared. Sequential scan is mostly handled by the table access method API within PostgreSQL and heap access method is the default one PostgreSQL uses today.
Hubert 'depesz' Lubaczewski: How to run some tasks without user intervention, at specific times?
Luca Ferrari: pgenv special keywords: earliest and latest
A nice addition to the pgenv PostgreSQL binary manager.
Federico Campoli: FOSDEM PostgreSQL devroom video
For obvious reason the FOSDEM this year is an online event. The staff is building from scratch an infrastructure in order to deliver the speaker’s videos in a virtual environment.
The catch is that all the talks must be pre recorded and uploaded via pentabarf, the software historically used by FOSDEM to manage the talk submissions.
What follows is my experience in recording,uploading and submitting the video for my upcoming talk.
Hubert 'depesz' Lubaczewski: Waiting for PostgreSQL 14 – Add idle_session_timeout.
Hubert 'depesz' Lubaczewski: Waiting for PostgreSQL 14 – Report progress of COPY commands
Hans-Juergen Schoenig: PostgreSQL: int4 vs. float4 vs. numeric
Data types are an important topic in any relational database. PostgreSQL offers many different types, but not all of them are created equal. Depending on what you are trying to achieve, different column types might be necessary. This post will focus on three important ones: the integer, float and numeric types. Recently, we have seen a couple of support cases related to these topics and I thought it would be worth sharing this information with the public, to ensure that my readers avoid some common pitfalls recently seen in client applications.
movead li: The mapping of oid and relfilenode in PG
A table in PostgreSQL has a relfilenode value, which specifies the file name of the table on disk (except foreign table and partition table). In general, this value can be found in the relfilenode field of the pg_class table, but there are some specific tables whose query result in the relfilenode field is 0. This blog will explore the kernel processing of these special tables relfilenode.
Andreas 'ads' Scherbaum: Gunnar 'Nick' Bluth
Haki Benita: Re-Introducing Hash Indexes in PostgreSQL
If you work with databases you are probably familiar with B-Tree indexes. They are used to enforce unique and primary-key constraints, and are the default index type in most database engines. If you work with text, geography or other complex types in PostgreSQL, you may have dipped your toes into GIN or GIST indexes. If you manage a read intensive database (or just follow this blog), you may also be familiar with BRIN indexes.
Luca Ferrari: krunner and PostgreSQL Documentation Search
How to search directly into the PostgreSQL documentation from your Plasma desktop.
Luca Ferrari: Firefox and PostgreSQL Documentation Search
How to search directly within the PostgreSQL documentation from your Firefox web browser.
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