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Posted by Andrew Dunstan in EDB on 2025-12-12 at 19:47 From time to time I see questions from otherwise well informed people about how the PostgreSQL Build farm checks how pg_upgrade checking is d...
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Jimmy Angelakos: FOSDEM 2026 — Defining "Drop-in Replacement" and Beyond
Back from Brussels where I was doing the annual pilgrimage to the awesome FOSDEM gathering. I was very pleased to see the popularity and positive vibe of the (first time) joint Databases Devroom. Community-oriented and community-run conferences are the...
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Henrietta Dombrovskaya: Prague PostgreSQL Dev Day – a very late follow up
Everyone who was in Prague on January 27-28 has already posted their feedback and moved on, so I am late, as it often happens. However, I still maintain that better late than never!
This year was the second time I attended this event, and this time, I didn’t have to rush out immediately after my training session, and was able to stay longer and to connect with many attendees. Same as last time, I was very impressed with the whole... -
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Radim Marek: Reading Buffer statistics in EXPLAIN output
In the article about Buffers in PostgreSQL we kept adding EXPLAIN (ANALYZE, BUFFERS) to every query without giving much thought to the output. Time to fix that. PostgreSQL breaks down buffer usage for each plan node, and once you learn to read those...
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Shinya Kato: Reducing row count estimation errors in PostgreSQL
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PostgreSQL's query planner relies on table statistics to estimate the number of rows (estimated rows) each operation will process, and then selects an optimal execution plan based on these estimates. When the estimated rows diverge significantly from...
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