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PostgreSQL for Data Architects
Discover how to design, develop, and maintain your
database application effectively with PostgreSQL
Jayadevan Maymala
BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI
PostgreSQL for Data Architects
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Author
Jayadevan Maymala
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About the Author
Jayadevan Maymala
is a database developer, designer, and architect. He started
working with the Oracle database in 1999. Over the years, he has worked with DB2,
Sybase, and SQL Server. Of late, he has been working with open source technologies.
His database of choice is PostgreSQL. In his career, he has worked in different
domains spanning supply chain management, finance, and travel. He has spent
an equal amount of time working with databases supporting critical transaction
processing systems as well as data warehouses supporting analytical systems.
When he is not working on open source technologies, he spends time reading and
updating himself on economic and political issues.
I would like to thank my wife, Uma, for putting up with my
marathon writing sessions over weekends. I am also deeply indebted
to the PostgreSQL community, which has individuals who are
always promptly replying to my basic and not-so-basic queries.
It's an amazing team that has been working tirelessly to build such
a great database and then give it away for free with such liberal
licensing terms. Thank you.
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