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Babelfish for PostgreSQL
Babelfish for PostgreSQL accelerates the journey to migrate SQL Server applications to PostgreSQL
Babelfish for PostgreSQL is an open source project available under the Apache 2.0 and PostgreSQL licenses. It provides the capability for PostgreSQL to understand queries from applications written for Microsoft SQL Server. Babelfish understands the SQL Server wire-protocol and T-SQL, the Microsoft SQL Server query language, so you don’t have to switch database driver...
Amplify and advocate for others to create a more dynamic and robust workforce and community. Learn what actions in this panel discussion what you can take to be an ally to others, as well as receive support for your own endeavors.
As technology grows and evolves, it’s critical to have the best tech staff, yet not every business founder, project manager, or sales director has a tech background.
How do you manage a team of developers, products and services when you don’t have tech experience? We'll explore this as well as - How do you bridge the knowledge gap between your technical team and your non-technical founders...
The study of social insects has long demonstrated the critical importance of eusociality to maintain biodiversity in an ecosystem. Eusociality (“eu” from the Greek meaning good/real), the highest level of animal sociality, includes cooperative brood care, overlapping generations within a colony of adults, and the division of labor into specialized behavioral groups. In addition to having a well...
Welcome to PGConf US Local: Austin!
Background to present/questions to be answered: What is the difference between a contributor and a committer? What are the differences and collaboration between the U.S. PostgreSQL Association, PostgreSQL Europe, and the PostgreSQL Global Development Group? Where can I find PostgreSQL resources? How can I be involved? Challenges exist in our community in in on-boarding new members whether as ad...
Data rescue is an opportunity for programmers, scientists, archivists, activists, and volunteers of all kinds to identify, back-up, and help preserve publicly accessible federal data resources in the public interest, in the event they are removed from public view and use.