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John Zarrella presents:

PostgreSQL Saves the Day

PostgreSQL inventory management is now up and running.
It literally saved the day when a new store opened.
It's now being used for more and more inter-store
synchronization and communication.

We'll discuss how PostgreSQL is used to manage
multiple inventory locations and help keep separate
versions of QuickBooks in sync. We'll also talk about
future database requirements and our plans for
replication.

RSVP to get fed!

Oakland, CA 94607 - USA

Tuesday, June 10 at 7:30 PM

Attending: 0

Details: http://postgresql.meetup.com/1/calendar/7935516/

Hi all!

Just a friendly reminder that we'll be having our first meetup tomorrow as planned. I thought as a good kick-off we could all collaboratively share what we do with PostgreSQL. We'll start off with a whirlwind tour of how OmniTI uses PotsgreSQL, taking a brief look at ZFS, DTrace and large datasets. After that I think it would be good to get to know each other -- maybe we'll hit a local pub afterwards!

I look forward to seeing you there!

Meetup starts at 6:30pm
7070 Samuel Morse Dr. Ste 150
Columbia, MD 21046

If you have issues getting in the building, ring me on my cell -- it will be posted on the doors.

Best regards,

Theo

PostgreSQL Meetups > The San Francisco Bay Area PostgreSQL Meetup Group

Dirk Jagdman pg_trompe, an asynchronous multi-master replication
systemPostgreSQL. .

pg_trompe was designed to provide a simple mechanism to share
data between multiple server installations in an application using
replicated table data and large objects. It is implemented as a set
of stored procedures and triggers on every database instance, written
in pl/pgsql and a perl program to transmit data between servers. Some
of the difficulties of multi-master replication have been solved by
convention, while others are intentionally ignored.

Stay tuned for more details including location.

San Francisco, CA 94105 - USA

Tuesday, May 13 at 7:00 PM

Attending: 0

Details: http://postgresql.meetup.com/1/calendar/7565618/

On the second Wednesday of every month, the Baltimore/Washington PostgreSQL User Group will meet at 7070 Samuel Morse Drive, Ste 150 in Columbia, Maryland. Meetings start at 6:30pm and go until around 8:30pm. I am pretty excited about this and pleased to offer up OmniTI's facilities for this. I'm excited about the opportunity to share what I've learned, educate and grow the PostgreSQL community and learn from others in it. This is going to be "good stuff."

Our first meeting will be held on May 14th, 2008. Mark your calendars. Also, subscribe to the mailing list at: bwpug@postgresql.org.

PostgreSQL Meetups > The San Francisco Bay Area PostgreSQL Meetup Group

John Zarrella presents:

PostgreSQL Saves the Day

PostgreSQL inventory management is now up and running.
It literally saved the day when a new store opened.
It's now being used for more and more inter-store
synchronization and communication.

We'll discuss how PostgreSQL is used to manage
multiple inventory locations and help keep separate
versions of QuickBooks in sync. We'll also talk about
future database requirements and our plans for
replication.

RSVP to get fed!

Oakland, CA 94607 - USA

Tuesday, May 13 at 7:30 PM

Attending: 0

Details: http://postgresql.meetup.com/1/calendar/7704392/

PostgreSQL Meetups > The San Francisco Bay Area PostgreSQL Meetup Group

John Zarrella presents:

PostgreSQL Saves the Day

PostgreSQL inventory management is now up and running.
It literally saved the day when a new store opened.
It's now being used for more and more inter-store
synchronization and communication.

We'll discuss how PostgreSQL is used to manage
multiple inventory locations and help keep separate
versions of QuickBooks in sync. We'll also talk about
future database requirements and our plans for
replication.

RSVP to get fed!

Oakland, CA 94607 - USA

Tuesday, April 8 at 7:30 PM

Attending: 0

Details: http://postgresql.meetup.com/1/calendar/7561185/

PostgreSQL Meetups > The San Francisco Bay Area PostgreSQL Meetup Group

Dirk Jagdmann will talk about his replication system which includes blobs.

Oakland, CA 94607 - USA

Tuesday, June 10 at 7:00 PM

Attending: 0

Details: http://postgresql.meetup.com/1/calendar/7565608/

PostgreSQL Meetups > The San Francisco Bay Area PostgreSQL Meetup Group

Jon Asher presents: PostORM

PostORM is a simple ORM code generator designed for Postgres
developers. The first version outputs C# code but is easily adapted
to other programming languages such as Java or PHP. The system
consists of a Windows application that generates Postgres schema
information and a set of templates (that require CodeSmith software to
execute in this release).

Its main purpose is to facilitate the movement of data between objects
and a Postgres database. On the server side, PostORM generates a set
of Postgres functions to support single table insert, update, and
delete operations. For the target language, it outputs (a) method
wrappers for Postgres functions, (b) OOP classes for all db tables,
and (c) numerous class-based helper methods for populating objects
with data.

Compared to full-scale ORM solutions, PostORM has no dyanamic SQL
generation (think Rails ActiveRecord), no metadata or table to object
mapping, and no query language such as HQL. Nonetheless, PostORM
automates coding of the data access layer and significantly reduces
development time without asking developers to add another complex tier
to their solution architecture.

In this presentation, we'll go over the basic features of PostORM code
generation, review sample code, and run a number of demos that show
how the system works.

RSVP to get fed!

San Francisco, CA 94105 - USA

Tuesday, March 18 at 7:30 PM

Attending: 0

Details: http://postgresql.meetup.com/1/calendar/7321956/

PostgreSQL Meetups > The San Francisco Bay Area PostgreSQL Meetup Group

Brian Hamlin presents:

PostGIS, developed by Refractions Reseach, adds support for geographic objects to PostgreSQL. In effect, PostGIS 'spatially enables' the PostgreSQL server. PostGIS follows the OpenGIS 'simple features specification for sql' and has been certified as compliant with the 'types and functions' profile.

With the current explosion of web-enabled geodata sources, Brian has been exploring ways to build location- aware services using Postgres and PostGIS.

Come hear an overview of the Open Source GeoSpatial Foundation (OSGeo), PostGIS and see some nifty demos of spatially aware data in action.

RSVP here to get fed.

Oakland, CA 94607-2410 - USA

Tuesday, February 12 at 7:30 PM

Attending: 0

Details: http://postgresql.meetup.com/1/calendar/7068765/