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OracleDB forbids benchmarking it in the license, so I just presume it's inefficient and too slow to compete.
by jeroenhd 2y ago
OracleDB forbids benchmarking it in the license, so I just presume it's inefficient and too slow to compete.
- Dildonics4All 2y ago[dead]
- parthdesai 2y agoAn example, Oracle has global unique index when a table is partitioned, Postgres doesn't. Again, I haven't worked with OracleDB at all, and my postgres knowledge is limited, but assuming without having experience with both systems isn't fair to either DBs IMO.
- euroderf 2y agoStreisand Effect. There must be anonymous benchmarks on the web somewhere.
- alex-korr 2y agoEvery large database vendor forbids public disclosure of benchmark results these days - ie Snowflake, you name it. Privately it's a different story obviously.