An example of PostgreSQL rules: updating pg_settings
Rules are a powerful mechanism by which PostgreSQL allows a statement to be transformed into another.
And PostgreSQL itself does use rules in order to make your life easier.
written sometime in August 2018
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Is it me writing in Python?
I never wrote a row of Python, until…
written sometime in August 2018
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Emacs Org-mode and the not exported caption problem
Org-mode is an amazing tool I use every day for pretty much a lot of stuff. In these day I’ve written technical documents in org, but due to a fault of mine, every code snippet was without the appropriate caption. It took me a while to find out what I was missing…
written sometime in August 2018
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pgxnclient and beta version
pgxnclient is a wonderful cpan like tool for the PGXN extension network. Unlickily, the client cannot handle PostgreSQL beta version, so I submitted a really small patch to fix the issue.
written sometime in August 2018
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PostgreSQL 11 and PL/Java: it can work!
PL/Java is a wonderful piece of code that allows the definition of functions in Java directly within PostgreSQL. Unluckily, PostgreSQL 11 introduced a few changes that made PL/Java not compiling. But keep calm, experts are already working on this!
written sometime in July 2018
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