postgresql

Entity Framework Core is an open-source, popular, lightweight, and flexible cross-platform ORM. In Entity Framework Core (also called EF Core), a Db context is an object that coordinates queries, updates, and deletes against your database. It takes care of performing CRUD operations against your database.

This article talks about REST concepts, the RESTSharp library, and how it can be used to work with RESTful APIs in ASP.NET 6. We’ll use a PostgreSQL database using Devart dotConnect for PostgreSQL to store and retrieve data.

Referential Integrity is a must when it comes to proper relational database design. The consistent usage of primary keys can help you ensure the best practices of RDBMS are adhered to. In this article, we are going to focus on using PostgreSQL primary keys while creating a new table or editing the existing one. We will provide you with detailed instructions spiced up with the corresponding code examples and screenshots based on the PostgreSQL GUI tool for better visualization – dbForge Studio for PostgreSQL.

Throttling and rate limiting restrict API access, but they serve different purposes. While rate limiting can limit API usage to ensure stability, throttling prevents users from accessing your APIs over a certain period.

In this tutorial you’ll discover what PostgreSQL materialized views are and in what cases you should consider working with them. Moreover, you will get familiar with a convenient IDE by Devart – dbForge Studio for PostgreSQL that is designed to make your database development routine easier and more pleasant.

This article covers cron jobs and how we can leverage Quartz.Net to schedule cron jobs in ASP.NET 6. It shows how we can store messages in a PostgreSQL database using Devart for PostgreSql, Quartz.Net, and ASP.NET 6.

The article provides a general overview of the databases in simple terms, discusses their advantages and drawbacks, and covers the types of data to be used in databases to better understand and more effectively organize your databases.

The SELECT statement is the most widely used SQL method to find and retrieve data from databases according to particular criteria. No matter which RDBMS you are using, you will need this command. The PostgreSQL system we will be dealing with in this article is not an exception. However, there is a catch.

In this article, we would like to introduce one of the rock-solid sets of data access components – the PgDAC or PostgreSQL data access component.

Are you looking for different ways to test an ODBC connection? In this article, we will discuss 4 easy ways to test the connectivity and show how to do it with examples.