Category: pg_basic
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PG Basic Commands
PG Basic Commands ============================================================================================================== Create a User postgres=# create user user_name with encrypted password ‘mypassword’; CREATE USER s2user WITH PASSWORD ‘***************’; CREATE USER s2user WITH PASSWORD ‘***************’ VALID UNTIL 2040-12-01;CREATE USER s2user SUPERUSER LOGIN PASSWORD ‘12345’;CREATE USER s2user SUPERUSER LOGIN PASSWORD ‘12345’; postgres=# grant all privileges on database sample_db to user_name; ============================================================================================================== Insert a huge Data…
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Table Partitioning in PostgreSQL
Hello Guys, In this blog, I am going to explain you about table partitioning in PostgreSQL Table Partitioning in PostgreSQL Partitioning – Partitioning involves splitting large tables into smaller ones according to some attribute (like time ranges, regions, or even user ID groups) but can still be treated as one table from the application. This is a…
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