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Doesn’t PG already support inplace version upgrade? Also PG is one of the few that support schema/DDL statements inside a transaction.
by harikb 5y ago
Doesn’t PG already support inplace version upgrade?
Also PG is one of the few that support schema/DDL statements inside a transaction.
- skrebbel 5y ago"one of the few" is a pretty low bar though, I don't know a DB that doesn't suck at this.
- jeltz 5y agoOr maybe it is you who are underestimating the technical complexity of the task? A lot of effort has been spent on making PostgreSQL as good as it is on migrations. Yes, it is not as highly prioritized as things like performance or partitioning but it is not forgotten either.