PostgreSQL 9.0 Cheat Sheet Overview

Tuesday, September 28. 2010

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UPDATE: We have changed the licensing on the cheat sheet to Creative Commons per request

To celebrate the arrival of the long awaited PostgreSQL 9.0, we have prepared a multi-page PostgreSQL 9.0 cheat sheet that covers prior PostgreSQL constructs plus new 9.0 features. PDF version of this cheat sheet is available at PostgreSQL 9.0 Cheat sheet in PDF 8/12 by 11", PostgreSQL 9.0 Cheat sheet in PDF A4 and the PostgreSQL 9.0 Cheat sheet in HTML.

We took some advice from several readers and this time broke the cheatsheet into multiple pages. Hopefully you won't need magnifying glasses to read this one. We also switched to landscape and put all the examples at the end.

If you find any errors or anything major we left out, please let us know and we'll amend.

Posted by Leo Hsu and Regina Obe in 9.0, special feature at 03:43 | Comments (5) | Trackbacks (0)

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Hi,

thanks a lot for the update! What I miss is a copyleft/copyright. Are there legal restrictions on translations, derivatives etc.? Do you plan to e.g. apply a cc-licence?
Cheers
Kai

#1 KaCeBe on 2010-09-27 05:03

Hadn't planned to put any restrictions on it. We'll put in such a license and post once we have done that.

#1.1 Regina on 2010-09-27 07:42

Kai,

We've put in a creative commons license on the document. Feel free to translate etc as you feel like.

Cheers

#1.2 Regina on 2010-09-28 03:43

Perfect! Again, thanks a lot. When preparing the next (Postgre)SQL-course I'll work on it a little and it'll be a pleasure to attribute and share alike with the postgresonline-link ;-)

#1.2.1 KaCeBe on 2010-09-28 07:45

Nice job and thanks!

#2 Bob (Homepage) on 2010-09-27 07:15

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