On Monday, Aug 18, 2003, at 07:19 US/Pacific, Erwin Brandstetter wrote:
> I am rather new to PostgreSQL.What I am looking for ist this:
>
> An example database that demonstrates the usage of all the core
> PostgreSQL features. It is one thing to read extensive documentation,
> but it is much more intuitive for me to see an example database, that
> demonstrates the whole thing interacting. I mean, not just the basic
> elements, but an optimized (and maybe nicely documented) database
> getting the best out of views, triggers, indices, rules, stored
> procedures and so on - maybe even a reference database from the
> PostgreSQL developers themselves?
>
> Have been searching for some hours now, but did not succeed. Maybe I
> am just being blind.
Postgres has enough features that I would guess you're not going to
find a database that uses all of them.
You'll probably find it a lot easier to learn postgres by thinking of
something you want to do and trying to solve the problem with postgres.
I find it really difficult to learn a new development tool without
having a particular problem to solve.
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