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MySQL lacks transaction support? Unless you use MyISAM tables, that isn't true since like forever. For the record, I prefer Postgres over MySQL any day.
by MrBuddyCasino 13y ago
MySQL lacks transaction support? Unless you use MyISAM tables, that isn't true since like forever. For the record, I prefer Postgres over MySQL any day.
- Xylakant 13y agoThere's a couple of things that you can do with PGs transactions that don't work in MySQL, for example transactions around DDL statements. That can leave you with quite a mess at your hand when you have to rollback half a database migration.