This may help PG take serious market share from MSSQL. Also: I wonder if the shiny GUI tools that exist for MSSQL will then work from PG, and ... to what exten

This may help PG take serious market share from MSSQL. Also: I wonder if the shiny GUI tools that exist for MSSQL will then work from PG, and ... to what extend these tools will work with regular PG tables. I really like DBeaver[1] (what I use myself), but I've seen stuff done by MSSQL DBAs using expensive GUI tools that have amazed me. [1]: https://dbeaver.io/ https://dbeaver.io/