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== Blogs of Grace Batumbya ==
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* PostgreSQL Windows x64: Enabling UUID-OSSP.sql [http://gbatumbya.wordpress.com/2011/07/08/postgresql-windows-x64-enabling-uuid-ossp-sql/]
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* PostgreSQL - Compare bytea data to a Large Object on the server side [http://gbatumbya.wordpress.com/2011/06/08/postgresql-compare-bytea-data-to-a-large-object-on-server-side/]
  
 
== Work of Grace Batumbya and Anastasia Semionova ==
 
== Work of Grace Batumbya and Anastasia Semionova ==
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* The timeout feature is implemented by the MySQL JDBC driver, but NOT by PostgreSQL.
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* CLOB is supported by MySQL, but NOT by PostgreSQL.
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** problem solved with feedback from NexJ
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* The records are ordered by MySQL, but NOT by PostgreSQL.
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** problem solved with feedback from NexJ
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* [[Default orderBy research 2/17/2011]] (NULL values are organized differently by PostgreSQL.)
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* [[Run_Junit_Tests_For_Non_Default_SQL_Adapter | Unit Testing for non Default SQL Adapter]]
  
* [[Default orderBy research 2/17/2011]]
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== Work of Grace Batumbya and Minoo Ziaei ==
 
 
  
== Work of Grace Batumbya and Minoo Ziaei ==
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* [[PostgreSQL Adapter Project - Resources]]
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* Concept of Adapter [http://www.vogella.de/articles/DesignPatternAdapter/article.html]
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* FOSSLC [http://www.fosslc.org/drupal/category/community/databases/postgresql PostgreSQL]

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Blogs of Grace Batumbya

  • PostgreSQL Windows x64: Enabling UUID-OSSP.sql [1]
  • PostgreSQL - Compare bytea data to a Large Object on the server side [2]

Work of Grace Batumbya and Anastasia Semionova

  • The timeout feature is implemented by the MySQL JDBC driver, but NOT by PostgreSQL.
  • CLOB is supported by MySQL, but NOT by PostgreSQL.
    • problem solved with feedback from NexJ
  • The records are ordered by MySQL, but NOT by PostgreSQL.
    • problem solved with feedback from NexJ
  • Default orderBy research 2/17/2011 (NULL values are organized differently by PostgreSQL.)
  • Unit Testing for non Default SQL Adapter

Work of Grace Batumbya and Minoo Ziaei