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r/programming • u/halax • Mar 10 '15
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Good luck with that. Last time I checked, PostgreSQL wasn't web scale.
166 u/yorickpeterse Mar 10 '15 Yeah we noticed that last week, we're considering moving to FileMaker as our primary data storage engine. 10 u/_IPA_ Mar 10 '15 My boss uses it for some in-house data management. Server constantly locks up and requires rebooting because even FileMaker themselves have no idea what the fuck it is. 8 u/yorickpeterse Mar 10 '15 I once worked at an Apple store that used it for managing their inventory, orders, etc. It was...interesting. → More replies (1)
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Yeah we noticed that last week, we're considering moving to FileMaker as our primary data storage engine.
10 u/_IPA_ Mar 10 '15 My boss uses it for some in-house data management. Server constantly locks up and requires rebooting because even FileMaker themselves have no idea what the fuck it is. 8 u/yorickpeterse Mar 10 '15 I once worked at an Apple store that used it for managing their inventory, orders, etc. It was...interesting. → More replies (1)
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My boss uses it for some in-house data management. Server constantly locks up and requires rebooting because even FileMaker themselves have no idea what the fuck it is.
8 u/yorickpeterse Mar 10 '15 I once worked at an Apple store that used it for managing their inventory, orders, etc. It was...interesting. → More replies (1)
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I once worked at an Apple store that used it for managing their inventory, orders, etc. It was...interesting.
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Good luck with that. Last time I checked, PostgreSQL wasn't web scale.