Experience the Appeal of Procedural Languages! 'PL/pgSQL Complete Guide: Creating Stored Programs Useful for Business' Published as a New April Release in the Gijutsu no Izumi Series

Impress Corporation (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, President and Representative Director: Takashi Takahashi), which develops IT-related media businesses within the Impress Group, will publish the 'PL/pgSQL Complete Guide: Creating Stored Programs Useful for Business' (Author: Satoshi Meguro) from Impress NextPublishing. The 'Gijutsu no Izumi Series', which disseminates the latest insights, aims to contribute to the popularization and development of tech doujinshi (self-published technical books) by publishing commercial books based on tech doujinshi distributed at various sales events such as 'Tech Book Fest' and 'Tech Doujinshi Expo', as well as study groups and lightning talk events. 'PL/pgSQL Complete Guide' Author: Satoshi Meguro Suggested Retail Price: E-book version 1,800 JPY (excl. tax) / Printed version 2,000 JPY (excl. tax) E-book format: EPUB3 Printed version specs: B5 / Color / 170 pages ISBN: 978-4-295-60483-9 Publisher: Impress NextPublishing <> This book is a practical guide for mastering PL/pgSQL. It is designed to help readers understand the importance of procedural languages in the world of PostgreSQL and acquire the skills to create practical programs. It comprehensively explains everything from the role of procedural languages in RDBMS and the grammar of PL/pgSQL, to how to actually create functions, procedures, and triggers. Database operations in your daily business will become smoother, and you will be able to raise your skills as a developer to the next level. Dramatically improve your database skills by learning a wealth of practical knowledge, such as the basic structure of PL/pgSQL, error handling, and where to use stored programs. (Impress NextPublishing inherits the digital-first publishing model developed by Impress R&D Co., Ltd., and realizes a wide range of publishing projects in a speedy and sustainable manner using e-books and print-on-demand.) <> Introduction Chapter 1: Introductory Edition - Procedural Languages in RDB Chapter 2: Basic Edition I - Basic Structure of PL/pgSQL Chapter 3: Basic Edition II - Declaration Section Chapter 4: Basic Edition III - Execution Section - Basic Statements Chapter 5: Basic Edition IV - Execution Section - Control Structures Chapter 6: Basic Edition V - Exception Handling Section Chapter 7: Applied Edition I - Stored Functions Chapter 8: Applied Edition II - Stored Procedures Chapter 9: Applied Edition III - Triggers Chapter 10: Practical Edition - Where to Use Stored Programs Appendix A: SQLSTATE and Condition Name Correspondence Table Appendix B: Building a Debugging Environment Afterword <> Satoshi Meguro An engineer working for a system integrator in Tokyo. Although he originally started learning databases because it was necessary for development, he somehow drifted away from development and became a DBA. While practicing Iaido as a hobby, he thinks every day about whether he can do something interesting with PostgreSQL. <> E-books: Amazon Kindle Store, Rakuten Kobo eBook Store, Apple Books, Kinokuniya Kinoppy, Google Play Store, honto E-book Store, Sony Reader Store, BookLive!, BOOK☆WALKER, BOOK TECH Printed books: Amazon.co.jp *Sales at each store will begin as soon as preparations are complete. *Orders can also be placed at general bookstores nationwide. <> The 'Gijutsu no Izumi Series' is a technical book series launched in 2017, based on tech doujinshi, which are the output of engineers' knowledge. Characterized by speedy editorial production by NextPublishing and printing and binding starting from a single copy via print-on-demand, it features a sustainable publishing model with no returns or out-of-stock issues while keeping up with technological changes. Through this series, we hope to provide an opportunity for more people to experience the world of tech doujinshi, which are the 'crystallization of knowledge' of engineers. [Impress Corporation] The 'Dekiru' series of computer instruction books, which has exceeded 80 million copies in total (Note: The end of the source text was cut off).

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