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🥊 PostgreSQL vs. SQL Server 🥊 Thinking of making the switch to #opensource? Do we have the blog for you! We are breaking down absolutely everything you need to know about these two relational databases. Give it a read 👇 https://okt.to/Gud9vl #PostgreSQL #SQLServer

🥊 PostgreSQL vs. SQL Server 🥊 Thinking of making the switch to #opensource? Do we have the blog for you! We are breaking down absolutely everything you need to know about these two relational databases. Give it a read 👇 https://okt.to/gKk49M #PostgreSQL #SQLServer

🥊 PostgreSQL vs. SQL Server 🥊 Thinking of making the switch to #opensource? Do we have the blog for you! We are breaking down absolutely everything you need to know about these two relational databases. Give it a read 👇 https://okt.to/duSmMI #PostgreSQL #SQLServer

🥊 PostgreSQL vs. SQL Server 🥊 Thinking of making the switch to #opensource? Do we have the blog for you! We are breaking down absolutely everything you need to know about these two relational databases. Give it a read 👇 https://okt.to/YdKFM4 #PostgreSQL #SQLServer

🥊 PostgreSQL vs. SQL Server 🥊 Thinking of making the switch to #opensource? Do we have the blog for you! We are breaking down absolutely everything you need to know about these two relational databases. Give it a read 👇 https://okt.to/x7zQui #PostgreSQL #SQLServer

The {dbx} #rstats 📦 is a “fast, easy-to-use database library for R. Designed for both research and production environments. Supports Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, SQL Server, and more” By Andrew Kane, on CRAN. https://lnkd.in/eRTRS4PM #databases

Another key difference between #sqlserver and #PostgreSQL is that SQL Server has statistics for each index on a table (Clustered, Non-Clustered), and PostgreSQL has statistics for each column on a table. Which approach do you prefer?

Umair Shahid is about to start his talk about: Clustering in PostgreSQL: Because one database server is never enough (and neither is two) in the #PostgreSQL #FOSDEM Devroom. Always love my database to be highly available!

You probably know that it's possible to extend MariaDB and MySQL with functions written in C, load them with an SQL statement, and then use them in your queries: "SELECT my_func(column) FROM tab". However, virtually any compiled language can be used in place of C, so why not to try a more modern language loved by an impressive number of developers?? In this webinar, Richard Bensley will show us how to develop MariaDB functions in #Golang!

Need to free up some space in your #PostgreSQL database? PostgreSQL vacuum might be just what you need. Find out all about it in this technical document from our exceptional Open Source team: https://buff.ly/3fX7Lrc