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| + | == Blogs of Grace Batumbya == | ||
| + | * PostgreSQL Windows x64: Enabling UUID-OSSP.sql [http://gbatumbya.wordpress.com/2011/07/08/postgresql-windows-x64-enabling-uuid-ossp-sql/] | ||
| + | * 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 == | ||
| − | * | + | * The timeout feature is implemented by the MySQL JDBC driver, but NOT by PostgreSQL. |
| − | * CLOB is supported by MySQL, 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.) | * [[Default orderBy research 2/17/2011]] (NULL values are organized differently by PostgreSQL.) | ||
* [[Run_Junit_Tests_For_Non_Default_SQL_Adapter | Unit Testing for non Default SQL Adapter]] | * [[Run_Junit_Tests_For_Non_Default_SQL_Adapter | Unit Testing for non Default SQL Adapter]] | ||
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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
- PostgreSQL Adapter Project - Resources
- Concept of Adapter [3]
- FOSSLC PostgreSQL
