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Re: Postgresql Books: Which one ?

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Hello All,

I hope that you are well. Based on the consensus on the list and the good recommendations from y'all. I will be ordering Douglas' book. I think that I would benefit greatly from it. Thanks to all that responded to this thread.

	Cheers,

	Aly.

WELTY, RICHARD wrote:
Aly Dharshi [mailto:aly.dharshi@xxxxxxxxx] wrote:

Having read both books would your recommendation be to go with Korry Douglas' book ?


a qualified "probably". one of the things i'm going to do when
i actually write the review is make a quick pass over douglas
for a compare and contrast; i think that there's probably a
bit of concensus on this list among those who have read douglas
that it sets a pretty high standard.

i also like _Essential PostgreSQL_ a lot, and still use it quite
a bit, but it's getting somewhat long in the tooth. an 8.0 update
of that one would be rather nice to have. it's very much a reference
rather than a tutorial, though.

richard

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