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Neither do modern versions and configurations of MySQL, mind.
by akx 9y ago
Neither do modern versions and configurations of MySQL, mind.
- jpitz 9y agoAbsolutely true. However, which platform do you want to trust your data to: One that recently stopped eating data, or one that has a 20 year history of putting correctness first?
- akx 9y agoThe one that is the better fit for my use case, I'd imagine, if neither platform no longer wants to have my data for lunch. That said, I'd still choose PostgreSQL for a new project.