Window functions in PostgreSQL are a very useful tool; and since their introduction 10 years ago, they have been gradually adopted for various use cases where a simple aggregation is...
Vacuum is one of the most important features for reclaiming deleted tuples in tables and indexes. Without vacuum, tables and indexes would continue to grow in size without bounds. This...
In this article, We are going to perform analysis on different images of Animals like. Cats, Cows, Fish, Dogs, and Elephants a nd based on the feature set of every...
Earlier I had written a blog about partition-wise join in PostgreSQL. In that blog, I had talked about an advanced partition matching technique which will allow partition-wise join to be...
Continuing the discussion from Part 1, Java applications provide a modular interface to the PostgreSQL databases, regardless of how you access them; via a JDBC or R2DBC. R2DBC repositories provide...
Overview Developing a frontend for a database can be a challenging task, especially when there are multiple runtimes / frameworks available for the language of your choice. We have been...
Let’s say you have two PostgreSQL servers that connect to each other using postgres_fdw. They communicate over TLS and they use client certificates to authenticate. You have a Certificate Authority...
Similarity queries are a popular requirement in many applications that need data integration, record linkage, data cleaning, data de-duplication, and fuzzy matching. PostgreSQL provides many features that allow you to...
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