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by tomiko_nakamura
4135 days ago
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It doesn't have MySQL-like pluggable storage, and frankly I'm thankful for that. How many of the MySQL storage engines actually work, including transactions for queries working with tables using different storage engines and such? Or support all the features like fulltext, and so on? Whenever I want to get scared at night, I either watch the first "Alien" movie or read "MySQL restrictions and limitations". So no, thank you very much. OTOH, PostgreSQL code base is one of the cleanest and well structured code bases I've seen, and adding a new storage engine is not all that complicated, assuming you know what you're doing and have time to do that properly. If you just want something simple, managed outside but accessed by SQL, use FDW. |
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