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Issue 217 — July 26, 2017
Writing Your Own Aggregation Functions
“In many cases basic functions are not enough and it makes sense to create your own code to make sure that calculations can still be done on the server side.”
Hans-Juergen Schoenig
A Penetration Tester’s Guide to Postgres
Want to know how secure your Postgres database is? This guide walks you through some basic things you should be careful about.
David Hayter
How to Migrate Your Heroku Postgres Database to Amazon RDS
Migrating away from Heroku isn’t a one click process but this tutorial shows working with database dumps isn’t too tricky either.
Sébastien Saunier
Find the perfect match for your PostgreSQL database
Pair PostgreSQL’s open-source roots with SelectStar’s comprehensive monitoring for the ideal environment.
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Outer JOINs and WHERE Clauses
Bruce Momjian discusses how Postgres supports both traditional JOIN syntax, which uses the WHERE clause to specify joined columns, and ANSI JOIN syntax, that uses the word JOIN in the FROM clause.
EnterpriseDB
PostgreSQL Index Bloat Under A Microscope
A look into analyzing the keyspace of a target B-Tree index for performance purposes.
Peter Geoghegan
Removing Duplicates in a Postgres Array
How to eliminate duplicate text array elements.
Moof Mayeda
Creating Log Tables to Store Historical Data for Richer Reporting
Audit logs can be useful for a number of purposes, and there’s a bunch of ways you can implement them. Here’s one approach that aims to make it a bit easier.
Fishtown Analytics
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ldap2pg 2.0: Sync Postgres Roles and ACLs with LDAP Directories
Dalibo   #tools 
pg_chameleon: A MySQL to Postgres Replication Tool
Federico Campoli   #tools 
piggy: A PostgreSQL Script Runner for Migrations
A tool for managing schema and data changes to PostgreSQL databases.
Datalust   #tools 
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