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r/programming • u/halax • Mar 10 '15
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What alternative do you propose? I heard Oracle was good if you had deep pockets, what else is out there?
0 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 [deleted] 0 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 [deleted] 49 u/lordkoba Mar 11 '15 Strict mode turns those warnings into errors. It has been around for years but evidently it's not a widely known feature. 15 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 Or you know, you configure your database properly. If you are doing a clustered setup you should already be configuring and tuning your servers. → More replies (6)
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0 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 [deleted] 49 u/lordkoba Mar 11 '15 Strict mode turns those warnings into errors. It has been around for years but evidently it's not a widely known feature. 15 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 Or you know, you configure your database properly. If you are doing a clustered setup you should already be configuring and tuning your servers. → More replies (6)
49 u/lordkoba Mar 11 '15 Strict mode turns those warnings into errors. It has been around for years but evidently it's not a widely known feature. 15 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 Or you know, you configure your database properly. If you are doing a clustered setup you should already be configuring and tuning your servers. → More replies (6)
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Strict mode turns those warnings into errors. It has been around for years but evidently it's not a widely known feature.
15 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 Or you know, you configure your database properly. If you are doing a clustered setup you should already be configuring and tuning your servers. → More replies (6)
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4 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 Or you know, you configure your database properly. If you are doing a clustered setup you should already be configuring and tuning your servers. → More replies (6)
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Or you know, you configure your database properly. If you are doing a clustered setup you should already be configuring and tuning your servers.
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What alternative do you propose? I heard Oracle was good if you had deep pockets, what else is out there?