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That's still a fraction of a competent database person, so it's still a deal. The downside is its limited feature set. There's no fixed-precision decimal type,
by ibejoeb 9y ago
That's still a fraction of a competent database person, so it's still a deal. The downside is its limited feature set. There's no fixed-precision decimal type, and it's a pretty old SQL implementation.