PostgreSQL 13: LIMIT … WITH TIES
A simple description of the new WITH TIES standard feature in PostgreSQL 13.
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PostgreSQL 13: Don’t let slots kill your primary
/0 Comments/in 2ndQuadrant, Alvaro's PlanetPostgreSQL, PostgreSQL 13 /by Álvaro HerreraOne of the interesting new features in PostgreSQL for some time now is the ability to control removal of WAL files using replication slots. The dark side is that replication slots can cause disks to fill up with old WAL, killing the main production server. In this article I explain PostgreSQL replication slots, and how a new feature in PostgreSQL 13 helps prevent this problem.
Adding new table columns with default values in PostgreSQL 11
/3 Comments/in 2ndQuadrant, Andrew's PlanetPostgreSQL /by Andrew DunstanIn PostgreSQL version 10 or less, if you add a new column to a table without specifying a default value then no change is made to the actual values stored. Any existing row will just fill in a NULL for that column. But if you specify a default value, the entire table gets rewritten with […]
Webinar : New Features in PostgreSQL 11 [Follow Up]
/0 Comments/in Liaqat's PlanetPostgreSQL, PostgreSQL /by Liaqat AndrabiPostgreSQL 11, the next major release of the world’s most advanced open source database, is just around the corner. The new release of PostgreSQL will include enhancements in partitioning, parallelism, SQL stored procedures and much more. To give PostgreSQL enthusiasts a deeper look into the upcoming release, 2ndQuadrant hosted a Webinar discussing the new features […]
PostgreSQL 11: Patch Reviewers for Partitioning Patches
/0 Comments/in Alvaro's PlanetPostgreSQL, PostgreSQL /by Álvaro HerreraWe seldom credit patch reviewers. I decided to pay a little homage to those silent heroes for a few of them: here’s the list of people who were credited as having reviewed the patches mentioned in my previous article for PostgreSQL 11. The number in front is the number of times they were credited as reviewers. […]
Partitioning Improvements in PostgreSQL 11
/6 Comments/in Alvaro's PlanetPostgreSQL, PostgreSQL /by Álvaro HerreraA partitioning system in PostgreSQL was first added in PostgreSQL 8.1 by 2ndQuadrant founder Simon Riggs. It was based on relation inheritance and used a novel technique to exclude tables from being scanned by a query, called “constraint exclusion”. While it was a huge step forward at the time, it is nowadays seen as cumbersome […]
Upgrading to PostgreSQL 11 with Logical Replication
/8 Comments/in 2ndQuadrant, Eisentraut's PlanetPostgreSQL, PostgreSQL /by Peter EisentrautIt’s time. About a year ago, we published PostgreSQL 10 with support for native logical replication. One of the uses of logical replication is to allow low- or no-downtime upgrading between PostgreSQL major versions. Until now, PostgreSQL 10 was the only PostgreSQL release with native logical replication, so there weren’t many opportunities for upgrading in […]
PG Phriday: Getting RAD with Docker [Part 1]
/6 Comments/in Shaun's PlanetPostgreSQL /by Shaun ThomasFans of Rapid Application Development (RAD!) are probably already familiar with Docker, but what does that have to do with Postgres? Database-driven applications are a dime a dozen these days, and a good RAD environment is something of a Holy Grail to coders and QA departments alike. Docker lets us spin up a Postgres instance […]
v10, The Best PostgreSQL Yet?
/1 Comment/in Umair's PlanetPostgreSQL /by Umair ShahidThe short answer … Hell Yeah! The long answer lies in extensive improvements and the impressive new feature list that makes up this major release – which, by the way, changes the version scheme of PostgreSQL as well (more details on that here). This wiki page lists out, in detail, all the new features in […]
PostgreSQL 10 easy installation with 2UDA
/0 Comments/in Haroon's PlanetPostgreSQL /by Muhammad HaroonPostgreSQL 10 offers an exciting new set of features in addition to making further improvements to many of the already existing features including Big Data, Replication and Scaling, Administration, SQL, XML and JSON, Security, Performance and a lot more. If you are planning to try your hands at PostgreSQL 10 and wondering on how you […]
