Yeah, that's fair. I updated the post for the part that was wrong. I've been working with Postgres for a year or so now, but if you search for "Postgres tuning

Yeah, that's fair. I updated the post for the part that was wrong. I've been working with Postgres for a year or so now, but if you search for "Postgres tuning", you get a lot of articles on how to use explain, tune memory parameters, how parsing works, etc. Oracle has so many features that you can tinker with, if you sit with a query and try to make it faster, it feels like there are a lot more options. This is starting point I've found so far- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1540877/guides-for-postgresql-query-tuning http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1540877/guides-for-postgr...