Thanks for sharing your experience here! > Without that feature, these tools would need to construct a dependency graph and create tables in a specific order (

Thanks for sharing your experience here! > Without that feature, these tools would need to construct a dependency graph and create tables in a specific order (and/or defer FK creation until after the tables) This problem alone justifies the ability to temporarily disable constraints. I notice PostgreSQL, which is a toy too ^__^, offers something similar. > Go with Postgres for use-cases where solid geospatial, OLAP, or fulltext are core requirements and/or there's a desire to minimize the number of different data stores I agree that PostgreSQL is a really good match for these use cases. Great point about Linux and FreeBSD ;)