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You might not need transactions now, but what if you need then later? If the speed difference between postgress and MySQL performance (what is that, 10%? a boun
by WorkerBee 17y ago
You might not need transactions now, but what if you need then later? If the speed difference between postgress and MySQL performance (what is that, 10%? a boundary case ) is going to kill your app, then get a 10% faster server.
- rimantas 17y agoIn MySQL case: switch from MyISAM to InnoDB or Falcon (ALTER TABLE table ENGINE=Engine, that's it). What if you don't need transactions in PG? Let's not forget MySQL has engines like MEMORY, ARCHIVE, BLACKHOLE (not to mention third party engines).
- WorkerBee 17y agoIf you don't need transactions in a DB engine (PG, Oracle, MS SQL, etc), then you don't use them. I was trying to forget about MySQL and it's plethora of engines.