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by sadmysqluser
4888 days ago
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If you read pippy's statement carefully Also I have no idea what my users will do,
and I'd rather have faulty data inserted than none at all.
you'll see we're in agreement - PostgreSQL's design
and feature set makes it clearly superior to MySQL
in preventing the spread of faulty data. But pippy would rather a garbage database rather than be slowed down by preventive measures. It's costing him development time
after all...By the way - thanks for all the great work on PosgreSQL range types. |
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