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PostgreSQL Maestro 19.10 released

Oct 18, 2019

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PostgreSQL Maestro SQL Maestro Group is happy to announce the release of PostgreSQL Maestro 19.10, a powerful Windows GUI solution for PostgreSQL administration and database development.

Please consider the list of new features implemented in this version since the last official release:

New feature highlights:

  • This version of the software comes with PostgreSQL 12 compatibility.
  • Support for generated columns has been added (PostgreSQL 12). Values of such columns are automatically computed based on a predefined expression. PostgreSQL currently implements only stored generated columns.

    To create a stored generated column, just provide the generation expression in the Formula edit box.

    Managing generated columnsPicture 1. Managing generated columns
    In Data Grids and Data Input Forms generated columns are marked by a green calculator.
    Generated columns in the Data GridsPicture 2. Generated columns in data grids
  • Support for planner support functions (PostgreSQL 12) has been added. It is possible to attach a planner support function to a SQL-callable function to improve optimizer support for it.
    Function editor: Planner support functionPicture 3. Function editor: Planner support function

In addition to this, several bugs have been fixed and some other minor improvements and corrections have been made.

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