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with the wave of other db's (schema and non schema based) that have swept through the industry over the last 10 years, I feel like a small town pastor in my ten
by lennel 13y ago
with the wave of other db's (schema and non schema based) that have swept through the industry over the last 10 years, I feel like a small town pastor in my tendency for conservatism and my deeply ingrained faith in postgres.
- gdulli 13y agoI'm more into the proselytization. I'm at my third company that I've migrated from MySQL to PostgreSQL.
- hga 13y agoContinuing the religious theme, having been raised in a Pentecostal area (SW Missouri), one of the things I like about PostgreSQL is that I haven't felt the desire to lay my hands upon any of my servers and intone, "Lord, HEAL this database. SHOWER your MERCY upon...." It's comparable to the quality I've enjoyed with Oracle and DB2 on Solaris and Windows in the bad old days, and has all the features I need to declaratively enforce consistency, correctness and referential integrity.