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I think you are mistaken about Unicode. It is much more mature on postgres. UTF8 was already offered on Postgres 7.3 while MySQL only managed to get it working
by 1gor 17y ago
I think you are mistaken about Unicode. It is much more mature on postgres. UTF8 was already offered on Postgres 7.3 while MySQL only managed to get it working in version 4.1.
- fauigerzigerk 17y agoPlease see my other comment in this thread. There's the LIKE + indexes issue and there's the fact that postgres supports only one character set for the entire database, whereas mysql lets you choose on a per column basis.