PostgreSQL (Developer's Library)

PostgreSQL (Developer's Library)

by KorryDouglas (Author)

Synopsis

The second edition of the best-selling PostgreSQL has been updated to completely cover new features and capabilities of the 8.0 version of PostgreSQL. You will be lead through the internals of the powerful PostgreSQL open source database chapter, offering an easy-to-read, code-based approach that makes it easy to understand how each feature is implemented, how to best use each feature, and how to get more performance from database applications. This definitive guide to building, programming and administering the powerful PostgreSQL open-source database system will help you harness one of the most widely used open source, enterprise-level database systems.

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Format: Illustrated
Pages: 1032
Edition: 2
Publisher: Sams Publishing
Published: 26 Jul 2005

ISBN 10: 0672327562
ISBN 13: 9780672327568
Book Overview: Over the last few years PostgreSQL has emerged as a viable, even preferable, alternative to high-cost enterprise database systems such as Oracle. Large corporations or organizations using PostgreSQL include BASF (the world's leading chemical company), TiVo, USPS, and Verisign. PostgreSQL also won the 2004 Linux Journal Editors Choice Award for DMBS (database management systems). Like Paul DuBois' best-selling MySQL, Korry Douglas' PostgreSQL is the definitive, comprehensive reference on PostgreSQL for both programmers and database administrators. PostgreSQL, Second Edition leads the reader through the internals of the powerful PostgreSQL open source database chapter, offering an easy-to-read, code-based approach that makes it easy to understand how each feature is implemented, how to best use each feature, and how to get more performance from database applications. The book is completely updated to cover new features and capabilities of the 8.0 version of PostgreSQL.

Author Bio
Korry Douglas is the Director of Research and Development for Appx Software. Over the last two decades he has worked on the design and implementation of an umber of high-level languages and development environments, and his work with a variety of database products (Oracle, Sybase, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL and mSQL) given him a unique understanding of the commonalities of, and differences between, databases.