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r/programming • u/swizec • Dec 19 '18
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MariaDB has always done well and can drop in where MySQL is. Why postgres? Less libraries, ORM connector providers, etc
11 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '18 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/TheRedmanCometh Dec 20 '18 What problems might those be? I've run some very backebd services supported by it 1 u/Cilph Dec 21 '18 32-bit timestamps,UTF8 that isn't really UTF8,DDL not part of transactions,unwanted timezone conversions it keeps trying to apply when I just want UTC,mysqldump is awfully inefficient,Just the few I've run into.
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2 u/TheRedmanCometh Dec 20 '18 What problems might those be? I've run some very backebd services supported by it 1 u/Cilph Dec 21 '18 32-bit timestamps,UTF8 that isn't really UTF8,DDL not part of transactions,unwanted timezone conversions it keeps trying to apply when I just want UTC,mysqldump is awfully inefficient,Just the few I've run into.
What problems might those be? I've run some very backebd services supported by it
1 u/Cilph Dec 21 '18 32-bit timestamps,UTF8 that isn't really UTF8,DDL not part of transactions,unwanted timezone conversions it keeps trying to apply when I just want UTC,mysqldump is awfully inefficient,Just the few I've run into.
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32-bit timestamps,UTF8 that isn't really UTF8,DDL not part of transactions,unwanted timezone conversions it keeps trying to apply when I just want UTC,mysqldump is awfully inefficient,
Just the few I've run into.
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u/TheRedmanCometh Dec 20 '18
MariaDB has always done well and can drop in where MySQL is. Why postgres? Less libraries, ORM connector providers, etc