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Category: Postgresql

PostgresQL is an object-relational database management system (ORDBMS) based on version 4.2 of POSTGRES developed by the Department of Computer Science at the University of California, Berkeley. It has now been renamed to PostgreSQL. PostgreSQL supports most SQL standards and provides many other modern features: complex queries, foreign keys, triggers, views, transaction integrity, MVCC. Similarly, PostgreSQL can be extended in many ways, for example, by adding new data types, functions, operators, aggregate functions, and indexes. Use, modify, and distribute PostgreSQL for free, whether it is for private, commercial, or academic research.

PostgreSQL – the best way to make a large number of updates to the index set

The context of this question is PostgreSQL 9.6.5 on AWS RDS.

The question is about a table containing 300 million rows of the following logical data model Best mode design and batch update st

September 21, 2021By Simo Postgresql bit, index, large quantity, method, optimal, pair, percent, PostgreSQL, set, UpdateLeave a Comment

PostgreSQL – PGADMIN Display Type [] But not type

I created an ENUM type in PostgreSQL tribool. I created a table column with tribool type. Now I am writing a function with tribool type parameters. However, pgAdmin is only in the drop-down list Tr

September 21, 2021By Simo Postgresql display, not, PGADMIN, PostgreSQL, typeLeave a Comment

PostgreSQL – String Sorting Sequence (LC_COLLATE and LC_CTYPE)

Obviously, since version 8.4, PostgreSQL allows each database to use a different locale.
So I went to the document to read about the locale (http://www. postgresql .org/docs/8.4/static/locale.html)

September 21, 2021By Simo Postgresql Collate, CTYPE, LC, order, PostgreSQL, SORT, stringLeave a Comment

PostgreSQL – How to imitate the Postgres foreign key into the partition table

I have a partitioned table (call it A) where a serial primary key is referenced by another table (call it B). I know I can’t actually go from one to the other One creates a foreign key (because I d

September 21, 2021By Simo Postgresql How, imitation, key, outside, partition, Postgres, PostgreSQL, table, willLeave a Comment

PostgreSQL – How to trigger columns in another table?

So I am adding the last updated database time for my application server. Our idea is to apply the record update to the time of one of our trips, and then the application can send it to get Request

September 21, 2021By Simo Postgresql Country, How to Trigger, PostgreSQL, UpdateLeave a Comment

PostgreSQL – PG_RESTORE: [Archiver] Input file is too short in Postgres

I am trying to dump the database in my local system by using the command:

pg_restore –host=localhost- -port=5432 –dbname=dev_db –no-owner –no-privileges db_dump_new.backup But I get an er

September 21, 2021By Simo Postgresql Archiver, error, file, input, middle, PG, Postgres, PostgreSQL, Restore, Too ShortLeave a Comment

PostgreSQL common statement

postgres=# create database mydb;
CREATE DATABASE

postgres=# alter database mydb;
ALTER DATABASE

postgres=# create table mydbtable(name varchar(80),year int);
CREATE TABLE

postgre

September 21, 2021By Simo Postgresql common, PostgreSQL, statementLeave a Comment

PostgreSQL Update the JSONB column using another list

I want to migrate data from one column (varchar) to another (jsonb)

Column | Type | Modifiers < br />————+—————————–+—- ——————————————

September 21, 2021By Simo Postgresql Column, JSONB, New, one column, PostgreSQL, use, valueLeave a Comment

PostgreSQL – AWS Redshift loading data from S3

So I am trying to load data from an S3 bucket into my Redshift database. I have a table’Example’ with the field’timestamp’ in the format of’YY-MM’ -DD ​​HH: MM: SS’.

Use copy query to load da

September 21, 2021By Simo Postgresql AWS, data, loading, PostgreSQL, Redshift, S3Leave a Comment

PostgreSQL – How to create anone2one relationship in ODOO 8?

I have two sets of data showing a one-to-one relationship.

I cannot merge these two sets of data because:

> A specific record may only appear in set A, only appear in set B, or appear i

September 21, 2021By Simo Postgresql create, How, Odoo, One2one, PostgreSQL, relationshipLeave a Comment

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