> The biggest case almost completely unhandled by PostgreSQL is if you need a clustered index like in MySQL. Heh. It's funny how "the biggest thing" is differe

> The biggest case almost completely unhandled by PostgreSQL is if you need a clustered index like in MySQL. Heh. It's funny how "the biggest thing" is different for a lot of users. I can't count the number of times I heard "if you only had XXX, I'd migrate / be happy / ..." for vastly different features. If you then tell them what other people think the most critical bit is they look at you with some surprise. That's not to say these people, including you, are wrong, just that it's not always that clear what the highest priority items are. It doesn't get easier, although it has a lot of advantages too, if there's no coherent direction for the entire project, due to all the different directions various companies and people want to go. WRT clustered tables: I personally think it's a good feature, but there's other more pressing concerns. Since my employer thinks that as well, I'm for now working on other things...