On Thu, 25 Mar 1999, Juan Alvarez Ferrando wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have tryed PostgreSQL as the backend of a Java application used to
> collect orders and other information. Everything would have been fine but
> for the lack of row-level locking, and some problems with processes that go
> hanged whe
On Thu, 25 Mar 1999, Juan Alvarez Ferrando wrote:
>
> collect orders and other information. Everything would have been fine but
> for the lack of row-level locking, and some problems with processes that go
>
I'm not yet doing anything in a production environment yet, but the next
version of pos
Hi,
We have tryed PostgreSQL as the backend of a Java application used to
collect orders and other information. Everything would have been fine but
for the lack of row-level locking, and some problems with processes that go
hanged when locked for to long. Also we have experienced a couple of
corr
Personally, I find PostgreSQL to be good for non mission critical databases.
I have used it for many commercial sites, but none that are "heavy" usage,
zero down time. PostgreSQL is a fine database with many features, but there
are database recovery/space usage issues that, I think, keep it from
