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Hoy me ha llegado un correo con una excelente noticia: "PostgreSQL en su versión 9.1 ya tiene un primer candidate a liberación". De parte de la lista de anuncios del proyecto llegó la excelente noticia: " The first release candidate of PostgreSQL 9.1 is now available. This RC contains fixes for all known outstanding issues reported on the betas of version 9.1. In order to prevent bugs in the production release of 9.1, it is critical for all users test 9.1 RC1 and check that all issues are resolved. Many users have already helped us by testing Beta 3 and reporting issues they encountered with it. Among the other issues fixed in the RC1 release are: pg_upgrade failure on orphaned temp tables pg_restore error with standard_conforming_strings resolving issues with SSI and two-phase commit Our thanks to users who reported the problems which led to these fixes. If you tested 9.1 features earlier and reported bugs with Beta 3 or earlier alphas, please download RC1 and test

Well, this is the first post of the blog; which I hope that can help to anyone with a lot of things that I have in mind to put here. The first thing that I want to explain is the name of the blog. In an constant research ??? What is this? Are you kidding ??? No, I 'm not kidding. The main subject that I want to pursuit with this name is that I'm always investigating new trends, new pieces of technologies, new ways to do things, etc. Now, the fields for me are very interesting: - Data Storage Technologies : with this term I'm trying to group RDBMS and NoSQL on a single group. It's very tricky but I didn't find another way to do this. - Operating Systems : That's one of my favorites. Solaris, Linux (and its different distributions,), BSD's, Mac and course Windows too. (Why not ??) - Mobile Technologies : I'm a big fan of this kind of things. Words like Android, iOS, BlackBerry OS, Symbian, Meebo, Palm, Windows Mobile, etc; always put my mind to think... -