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Issue 181 — November 2, 2016
Making Charts with Postgres
This walkthrough shows you how starting with something simple and gradually building on it can help create a common type of time-series report with SQL.
Ben Garvey
Unclogging The VACUUM [PDF]
Info-packed slides from a recent talk looking at “everyone’s least-favorite PostgreSQL feature” that’s nonetheless essential to proper database operation.
Christophe Pettus
PostgreSQL Primary Key Type Analysis
Two common ways to go with primary keys are using integers or UUIDs. This post looks at the pros and cons of each with some good data on performance trade-offs.
GOSimple
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A Curated List of PostgreSQL Software, Libraries & Tools
It’s not new, but this curated list of awesome PostgreSQL software, libraries, tools and resources continues to be updated.
Asad Dhamani   #code 
Rails Implementation of a Ranking System using Window Functions
Patryk Szeliga   #tutorial 
Implement an Early Warning System for Transaction ID Wraparound in Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL
What you can do to monitor your Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL database’s transaction ID health.
Amazon   #tutorial 
SQL Tabs: A Rich (Open Source) SQL Console for Postgres
An open source cross platform desktop client for Postgresql.
Aliaksandr Aliashkevich   #tools 
pgAdmin3 Long Term Support for PostgreSQL 9.6 Released
David Rader   #tools 
DB Doc 3.2 for PostgreSQL Released
PostgreSQL   #tools 
To Reload or Restart? (with A Test Script)
Depending on the change you make to your Postgres setting you may have to fully restart your DB or just reload the config, but it all depends on which setting you’re changing.
Scott Mead
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