PostgreSQL Tools
ORDER BY in PostgreSQL – Different Ways to Sort the Output Results Easily
The SELECT statement is the most widely used SQL method to find and retrieve data from databases according to particular criteria. No matter which...
5 Simple Tips for PostgreSQL Data Access Components in 2024
In this article, we would like to introduce one of the rock-solid sets of data access components - the PgDAC or PostgreSQL data access...
What is the Difference Between Schema and Database?
Today, we are going to talk about whether schema and database is the same. To be more precise, we will describe the main differences...
Champs Recap: Devart’s Award-Winning Products in Q1 2022
It's time for a brief recap that covers all the badges that dbForge products for MySQL, Oracle, and PostgreSQL were awarded in Q1 2022—all...
Understanding PostgreSQL Date Types and Functions (by Examples)
In this article, we will look into working with dates in PostgreSQL, including the various date data types and formats, their functions, and the...
PostgreSQL vs MySQL/MariaDB Comparison: Differences, Performance, and Syntax
When it comes to choosing the database management system (DBMS), questions arise. You need the one that will match your needs and deliver the...
PostgreSQL Indexes: An In-Depth Guide
All relational database management systems, including PostgreSQL, provide specialized means and techniques to get the necessary information quickly and accurately. These means include indexes...
Difference Between SQL and NoSQL: Complete Tutorial
SQL databases have been in use for many decades—and surely they will be in use for many years into the future. In this guide, we will cover...
How to Create, Update, and Drop Views in PostgreSQL
The definition of a view in PostgreSQL—and in other SQL database management systems, for that matter—is rather simple: a view is a virtual table...
PostgreSQL ADD COLUMN Statement to Add One or Multiple Columns To a Table
If you have been looking for a tutorial on the ALTER TABLE command in Postgres, your search ends here. This statement changes the definition...
