README ------ This repository contains the documentation about E-Maj. 1- About E-Maj E-Maj is a PostgreSQL extension. The main goals of E-Maj are: - log updates performed on one or several sets of tables. - cancel these updates if needed, and reset a tables set to a predefined stable state. E-Maj repository can be found on github (https://github.com/beaud76/emaj). 2- License E-Maj and its documentation are distributed under the GNU General Public License. 3- Supplied files - README this readme file - Emaj_doc_en.odt E-Maj user's guide in English - Emaj_doc_fr.odt E-Maj user's guide in French - Emaj_pres_en.odp E-Maj presentation in English - Emaj_pres_fr.odp E-Maj presentation in French - Emaj_pres_template.otp The Impress template used for the presentations The presentation offers a quick overview of the extension. It may be used to easily discover what is E-Maj. You may also use it as presentation support to present the extension to some other people. The user's guide is the reference documentation that explains what is E-Maj, how to install it and how to use it. 4- How to improve the documentation The source files are built with Libre Office softwares: - the user's guides are produced by WRITER, - the presentations are produced by IMPRESS. Only a pdf version of these documents is supplied with each official E-Maj distribution. Any improvement on these files is welcome and can be sent to the maintainer (see below). If you wish to suggest improvements of the user's guide, be sure to record changes when using WRITER so that these changes can be easily located. 5- Online documentation The detailed documentation is also available on line. The English version is at http://emaj.readthedocs.io/en/latest/, while the French one is at http://emaj.readthedocs.io/fr/latest/. The source of this online documentation is part of the central E-Maj repository mentionned earlier. The online documentation content is supposed to be strictly equivalent to the .odt files. 6- Support For additional support or bug report, please contact Philippe BEAUDOIN (phb <dot> emaj <at> free <dot> fr). Any feedback is welcome, even to just notice you use E-Maj.