Thanks for the reply. All the situations that you describe sounds very reasonable. I definitely wasn't trying to say "use PostgreSQL always", I too have used fi

Thanks for the reply. All the situations that you describe sounds very reasonable. I definitely wasn't trying to say "use PostgreSQL always", I too have used files and SQLite in various siturations. For instance, your second example is IMO a canonical example of where SQLite is the right tool and where you make use of its strengths. My comment was more directed at the siturations where PostgreSQL seems to be the right tool for the job, but where people still recommend other things.