Thank you both for the replies. I've had issues with PostgreSQL and it
seems like the main advantage of Mysql is ease of use. So I was
wondering if Mysql would make life easier. Anyway, the advice about
being database agnostic is good... always good to be flexible when you
can.
I'll stick with P
Mysql or Postgresql? Or some other database.
What do you prefer and does it really matter down the road? Anybody have
disaster stories where you choose one and it turned out another would
have been better? Do you use different dbs depending on the job or do
you stick with the same one always?
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