Titlebook: Beginning Databases with PostgreSQL; From Novice to Profe Neil Matthew,Richard Stones Book 2005Latest edition Richard Stones and Neil Matth

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Accessing PostgreSQL from Perl,s concerned: the database-independent layer, DBI..Within the scope of DBI, we have the option of easily using other database back-ends with the same client code. There is also a lot of existing DBI extension code, in the form of DBIx modules, to make our programming job simpler..In the next chapter,

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Martyna Zdziarska,Nataliia Marhitae the scalability and reliability of the PostgreSQL system running on a UNIX or Linux platform with the easy use of familiar tools..Now that we’ve reviewed some of the PostgreSQL tools, in the next chapter, we will return to the topic of using SQL to handle the data in a PostgreSQL database, focusing on inserting, updating, and deleting data.

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Getting Started with PostgreSQL,nally, we created a sample database that we will be using throughout the rest of the book to demonstrate the features of the PostgreSQL system. We’ll begin in the next chapter by exploring how to access your data.

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Accessing PostgreSQL from C Using libpq,ta and looked at how to use cursors to marshal query results into manageable units. We have looked at the problem of blocking and considered ways of creating applications that continue to service the user while accessing a database server..We can also access PostgreSQL from C using embedded SQL, which is the subject of the next chapter.

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Forest Fires And Remote Sensingsign, and how they are conventionally solved..In the next chapter, we will begin to look at ways to build client applications using PostgreSQL, starting with the libpq library, which allows access to PostgreSQL from C.

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