We've updated our binaries for PostgreSQL 10 windows, both 32 and 64-bit. The 64-bit should work fine with EnterpriseDb windows as well as BigSQL.
Note this package does not include our favorite FDW ogr_fdw since that is packaged as part of PostGIS packages from EnterpriseDb Stackbuilder and also BigSQL distributions.
If you do not have PostGIS installed (and don't want to for some reason) and want to use ogr_fdw on windows, you can download from:
Winnie's PG 10 Extras.
ogr_fdw is a great FDW for querying not just spatial data, but also a ton of other file formats or relational since spatial is a superset.
These packages contain the following FDWs:
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odbc_fdw (recently updated to work with PostgreSQL 10)
- file_textarray_fdw, great and fast for working with arbitrary and pesky delimited data. Especially where they weren't considerate enough to give you the same number of columns per row.
- WWW FDW exposes web services as queryable tables.
I'll note we haven't really used this since 9.4 since the 9.5 beyond we had some random crashes we haven't investigated.
That said the http extension, Windows binaries here, is a better alternative especially for newer PostgreSQL. We'll do another article soon on the new features of the http extension which is pretty sweet if you have a need to use web services (even ones that require authentication) . We've used it for pushing our client data to SalesForce as well as posting and pulling down files from other third-party sources our clients are subscribed to.
Both the http and www_fdw rely on Curl for their heavy lifting.