Mikel Lindsaar wrote:
I have done this so far by reading a lot of the Postgres manual and every website I can find.
Books usually just recycle that information. PostgreSQL's manual is really good today. Add Greg Smith's PostgreSQL Performance Pitstop, a few other sites and you have everything you need.
If you like to learn more about SQL or database modeling, look for a book on these specific topics.
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