Postgresql introductions and concepts by bruce momijan isn't bad,
though it is severely out of date, but most of the concepts of
postgresql have stayed the same, the text will not provide you with
any how-tos for the newer functionality, though it should help you
make the conceptual switch to postgresql. It's available for cheap
used through 3rd party vendors on amazon. Though if you have no
problems reading online texts, the online documentation is very good,
and far more up to date.
regards matt
On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 15:08:04 -0600, Shawn Harrison <harrison@tbc.net> wrote:
> Craig Bryden wrote [01/07/05 3:46 AM]:
> > Hi
> >
> > I have vast experience working with MS-SQL. Which books would be good
> > for me to use in order to teach myself PostgreSQL? I need to migrate a
> > MS-SQL Db to PostgreSQL. It contains tablers,views,stored procs, and
> > user defined functions.
>
> With no other RDBMS experience, I learned PostgreSQL using the online
> documentation. I'm using tables, views, rules, triggers, and stored
> procedures -- everything you've mentioned. Everything you need is
> explained very well in the docs.
>
> >
> > Thanks
> > Craig
> >
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