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Friday, January 16. 2009

PostgreSQL Prague Developers Day Posted by Magnus Hagander in Conferences, PostgreSQL at 15:52

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PostgreSQL Prague Developers Day

I've been invited to speak at the PostgreSQL Prague Developers Day. I will be doing one of my "usual" talks about PostgreSQL in a Windows/Active Directory environment, as well as a short keynote around news in 8.4. As far as I know most of the talks will be in Czech, but at least mine and Simons (whom I think is confirmed to go as well) will be in English.

So if you're in or near the Czech Republic, you should be there! And if you're not - here's your excuse to travel to Prague!

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Magnus Hagander about Finding gaps in partitioned sequences

Mon, 06.02.2012 10:18

Hah, thanks for pointing that out. That's what I get for try ing to clean up the formatting when posting it...

mark about Finding gaps in partitioned sequences

Tue, 31.01.2012 19:01

thanks, sorry I should have no ticed that was the seq MINUS t he lag function. p.s. you example may have a t [...]

Magnus Hagander about Finding gaps in partitioned sequences

Mon, 30.01.2012 17:25

No, there are no user defined functions in this. seq is t he column name, then minus the operator, then lag the [...]

mark about Finding gaps in partitioned sequences

Mon, 30.01.2012 17:23

what is seq-lag ? i assume thi s is a user defined func.

Magnus Hagander about www.postgresql.org - brand new, yet old and familiar

Thu, 22.12.2011 17:41

Yeah, unfortunately we are sti ll waiting on David to migrate the content over there.

Dave about www.postgresql.org - brand new, yet old and familiar

Thu, 22.12.2011 16:55

The weekly news page (http://w ww.postgresql.org/community/we eklynews/) seems to be broken. I see only a couple of [...]

Magnus Hagander about www.postgresql.org - brand new, yet old and familiar

Thu, 22.12.2011 14:08

I didn't see that when I check ed, but there was a bug that c aused it to cache the internal errors for several hour [...]

Hans about www.postgresql.org - brand new, yet old and familiar

Thu, 22.12.2011 11:14

The page with the mail archive is no longer working: htt p://www.postgresql.org/communi ty/ Shows me "An inte [...]

daamien about www.postgresql.org - brand new, yet old and familiar

Wed, 21.12.2011 22:20

you know your upgrade is a suc cess when nobody notices anyth ing

kudos to the webmast er team !

gabrielle about www.postgresql.org - brand new, yet old and familiar

Wed, 21.12.2011 14:13

Thanks for all your hard work! (And that goes for the rest of the team, too.)

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