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www.mooreds.com
[AI summary] The article details the process of migrating a legacy Paradox database application to PostgreSQL. The author describes the challenges of the original Paradox setup, including single-user limitations and crashes, and outlines the steps taken to transition to a client-server model using PostgreSQL. The migration involved setting up PostgreSQL on a Windows server, configuring network access, data cleansing, schema adjustments, and updating application logic to work with the new database system. The goal was to improve reliability, scalability, and data management for the client's business operations. |
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abishekmuthian.com
I'm migrating a project from PostgreSQL to SQLite. There's nothing wrong with PostgreSQL, It's the best RDBMS; period. I'm just building a product where the benefits of the portability, performance seem to outweigh the quirks of SQLite; At-least that's what I think. Btw, I learnt couple of days back that SQLite is not 'SQL Light' but S.Q.L.-ite although the developer Richard Hipp doesn't seem to mind how its pronounced. I've used SQLite plenty of times during my mobile app development days and never both... |
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www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com
Learn how to use a SQLite database within a Golang application as a means for storing data locally wherever the application is being run. |
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tsqltuesday.azurewebsites.net
[AI summary] An invitation to participate in T-SQL Tuesday #86 by discussing SQL Server bugs and enhancements found on the official Connect site. |
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