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"I hope postgres will be as popular as linux one day , :)"
Where have you been all these years?!?!?
Postgresql is THE database! humph!
On 03/05/2010 10:01 AM, Thomas wrote:
> Good advice ,tks both of you .
> For database books ,I found so many good
Good advice ,tks both of you .
For database books ,I found so many good books on Oracle,some on
mysql,but db2 and postgres, so few.
I have to read some books on Oracle for some advanced topics,although
oracle and postgres are different ,I also get some useful info from
it .
I hope postgres will be
Richard Huxton writes:
> On 05/03/10 01:27, Thomas wrote:
>> sigh,I didn't find a book with enough internal topics.
> You're never going to see a book covering the PostgreSQL internals.
The way you're meant to learn about that is to read the source code.
Start with
http://developer.postgresql.o
On 05/03/10 01:27, Thomas wrote:
sigh,I didn't find a book with enough internal topics.
You're never going to see a book covering the PostgreSQL internals.
You'd sell (at most) 100 copies and need to do major updates once a
year. It'd be several months work to write and only a handful of peop
On Friday 05 March 2010 02.27:39 Thomas wrote:
> sigh,I didn't find a book with enough internal topics.
>
I found the official documentation very good, for everything else ask here
or (for the gory details) on -hackers. Or, of course, read the source,
Luke.
cheers
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sigh,I didn't find a book with enough internal topics.
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