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Webinar series
Check out Ryan Booz’s new webinar series, PostgreSQL 101. Throughout the series Ryan breaks down the reasons for the rise of this cost-saving RDBMS, looking at the key differences from SQL Server, and how SQL Server developers can get started with it. Each 60 minute session focuses on a specific topic including:
In-Person Event
PASS Data Community Summit 2025 will take place in person, in Seattle, from November 17 – 21, 2025.
We’re also delighted to share that we’ll be going on tour, hosting additional in-person events across the U.S and in Europe!
BLOG
Redgate’s blog brings together written content from creators within Redgate and across the wider database community.
The blog provides a library of free learning content on the latest trends, product updates, life at Redgate and common industry topics including DevOps, Compliance and Development.
Simple Talk
Join over 150,000 of your peers in the Simple Talk community to advance you learning. A free online technical journal and community hub with everything from the absolute basics to deep-dives into specific features written in a clear and engaging way. All articles on the site are peer-reviewed and professionally edited.
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Book
From getting your first instance, or cluster, up and running, to backups, to server configurations, this book covers all the basics of how to get started within PostgreSQL.
Book
Written by Microsoft MVP Grant Fritchey, learn everything you need to read an execution plan, regardless of complexity, understand what it does, and what's causing bad performance.
Book
Transact SQL (TSQL) code is used to maintain and unlock the knowledge of data stored in a SQL Server. With an understanding the basics of the TSQL language, programmers will have the building blocks necessary to quickly and easily build applications that use SQL Server.
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