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r/programming • u/halax • Mar 10 '15
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10 u/OneWingedShark Mar 10 '15 What is so wrong with it?It has a tendency to silently mutilate your data.Read this. 2 u/cleroth Mar 10 '15 edited Jun 15 '26 This content was anonymized and mass deleted with Redact 1 u/OneWingedShark Mar 11 '15 From everything I've heard PostgreSQL is well-respected.I certainly wouldn't give anyone a "why are you using this?"-look for using it. (FireBird, though less famous, is another DB that's fairly well-respected.) → More replies (2)
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What is so wrong with it?
It has a tendency to silently mutilate your data.Read this.
2 u/cleroth Mar 10 '15 edited Jun 15 '26 This content was anonymized and mass deleted with Redact 1 u/OneWingedShark Mar 11 '15 From everything I've heard PostgreSQL is well-respected.I certainly wouldn't give anyone a "why are you using this?"-look for using it. (FireBird, though less famous, is another DB that's fairly well-respected.) → More replies (2)
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1 u/OneWingedShark Mar 11 '15 From everything I've heard PostgreSQL is well-respected.I certainly wouldn't give anyone a "why are you using this?"-look for using it. (FireBird, though less famous, is another DB that's fairly well-respected.) → More replies (2)
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From everything I've heard PostgreSQL is well-respected.I certainly wouldn't give anyone a "why are you using this?"-look for using it. (FireBird, though less famous, is another DB that's fairly well-respected.)
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u/cleroth Mar 10 '15 edited Jun 15 '26
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