I'm with you. I guess it depends on what you work on. When I'm counting thousandths of a penny, I use something that provides integrity and consistency. I've wo

I'm with you. I guess it depends on what you work on. When I'm counting thousandths of a penny, I use something that provides integrity and consistency. I've worked on things that don't require precision or timely consistency, and sometimes it's fun to just jam things into a non-rel system; I like couch. If I were to work on a general-purpose technology product, it'd be a dbms that provides these, first class: referential integrity, arbitrary precision arithmetic, interval datatypes, dependency graphs/recursive DS, and out-of-the-box reporting (formatting, grouping, serialization, etc.)