In PostgreSQL—and by extension, YugabyteDB—there’s no native trigger that fires on SELECT statements. This means we can’t use a traditional AFTER SELECT […]
Read MoreIn PostgreSQL—and by extension, YugabyteDB—there’s no native trigger that fires on SELECT statements. This means we can’t use a traditional AFTER SELECT […]
Read MoreThe log_connections parameter in YugabyteDB is a logging configuration option that records every connection attempt to the server to the PostgreSQL log file. […]
Read MoreWhen a table is created in YSQL, the catalog does not store information about the user who created it or the time […]
Read MoreThe Postgres pg_database_size(name) built-in system function retunrs the disk space used by the database with the specified name. Although YugabyteDB is Postgres […]
Read MoreYugabyteDB YSQL has many cool built-in audit logging features. You can read about them on this doc page: Audit Logging For today’s tip […]
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