Newer PostgreSQL versions are better. Yet still not quite as robust or easy as MySQL.
At a certain scale even MySQL upgrades can be painful. At least when you cannot spare more than a few minutes of downtime.
Newer PostgreSQL versions are better. Yet still not quite as robust or easy as MySQL.
At a certain scale even MySQL upgrades can be painful. At least when you cannot spare more than a few minutes of downtime.
It really feels like early 1990s vintage Unix software. It's clunky and arcane and it's hard to feel confident doing anything complex with it.
How software "feels" is subjective. Can you be more specific?
Today I use CLIs like usql to interact with MySQL and SQLite so I can continue to use those commands.
At first glance they may be less obvious, but they are significantly more discoverable. \? Just shows you all of them. In MySQL it always feels like I need to Google it.
In MySQL either `?` or `help` or `\?` will show you the help...