PostgreSQL for Mac

Well, a little over a week ago, PostgreSQL released a minor update to PostgreSQL.  We however have been mired in working on other projects and have been unable to get the release updated.  Today we should get time to review the results of the automated build and look at updating to 9.1.2 this week.

About those other projects.  PostgreSQL on Demand is continuing, to improve, as we use it internally on our laptops as our development and testing platform for PostgreSQL.  For us, this is a great solution.  We don't generally need PostgreSQL running unless we are working on something specific, so having it run as an app that we can easily and quickly kill and restart is really convenient.

enQuery is progressing as well, though not as quickly right now.  That work is dependent upon the reporting engine that we have a contractor working on, and his schedule is almost as tight as ours.

For another project however, we recently created a simple pair of classes that work with PGSQLKit to encapsulate a record in and table (Create, Read, Update, Delete), with an associate List/Array class.  These two 'generic' classes are going through a sanitizing project and will be contributed to the PG for Mac project in the next few weeks.  This is just one more step along the way to adding in CoreData type functionality to PGQLKit.