Thank you, that's the kind of answer I was looking for I love that in the HN community we can have these conversations without it descending into a platform wa

Thank you, that's the kind of answer I was looking for I love that in the HN community we can have these conversations without it descending into a platform war :-) I did alot of Oracle up to SQL Server 2012 then just didn't need it any more, SQL Server + PG 9 and now 10 hit all my use cases for a tiny fraction of the cost. Now I wonder why so many people still pay so much for it.