It speaks to a marketing failure anyway. Shouldn't we be getting reminded of whatever that situation is where an Oracle database would be useful? Even if it's j

It speaks to a marketing failure anyway. Shouldn't we be getting reminded of whatever that situation is where an Oracle database would be useful? Even if it's just compliance or political ("if you want a military contract, you'd better say you're using Oracle"). I remember years ago certain features (materialized views, maybe?) were Oracle-only, but Postgres has more of those now and I'm not sure what's left.