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I've had many experiences like this as well. Even some of our paid for software gets scared if you use a buggy MySQL version (TeamCity for example refuses to st
by kryten 13y ago
I've had many experiences like this as well. Even some of our paid for software gets scared if you use a buggy MySQL version (TeamCity for example refuses to start on certain MySQL versions).
Switched to postgresql now - just works!
- raverbashing 13y agoBut until you get to the point that "just works" it's a huge pain in the behind (configuring, etc) Also, the SQL syntax is usually a pain to get it first (MySQL is much more tolerant for a newcomer) And yes, PSQL commands usually work in MySQL (except for the specific stuff, like \dt but that's not even SQL so...)
- kryten 13y agoSeriously? I find it much easier from an admin and dev perspective. It is less forgiving, that is correct, but that's a good thing. Oh and the documentation is wonderful compared to MySQL. Plus it works properly.