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MySQL doesn't have transactions for DDL (i.e. alter table ), which Postgres does. This is very handy for migrations, as you can modify columns and update data i
by 33degrees 7y ago
MySQL doesn't have transactions for DDL (i.e. alter table ), which Postgres does. This is very handy for migrations, as you can modify columns and update data in the same transaction and rollback if things go awry.