4 ms·

There seems to be quite a lot in common between PG and Oracle RDBMS, PG is the database that seems to make the most sense to me as an ex-Oracle RDBMS person? So

by LoriP 8y ago

There seems to be quite a lot in common between PG and Oracle RDBMS, PG is the database that seems to make the most sense to me as an ex-Oracle RDBMS person? So I can see how this functionality could be a blessing in a migration project. Time to roll up my sleeves and study postgres I think...

avivallssa 8y ago
And from PostgreSQL 11, it supporting transactions within Stored Procs is killing. Earlier, Oracle to PostgreSQL required developers to re-write a lot of logic in application to make it for PostgreSQL. Now, from PG 11, it supports transactions and that made the migrations more and more easier.