Re: [SQL] How about a postgreSQL cookbook? (was [SQL] Subselect performance)

On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Stuart Rison wrote:

> I think Daniel's idea is brilliant.  Why don't we set up some sort of
> 'postgreSQL cookbook' where everybody puts in their "tricks of the trade"
> (for the moment I'm thinking mostly SQL related)?
 I like this idea. Every implementation of SQL has its individual
personality, and postgres is no exception. A solutions-oriented list (or
cookbook, if you want) will help everyone. It can be organized by
categories/types of queries (e.g., single table, multiple table; finding
missing values, finding duplicate values) and may be better hosted on the
web site as a table or dynamic (but moderated) list.
 Please add my vote.

Rich

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