> Hi All
>
> I started using PostgreSQL\Postgis in January.
> Lately I have been
> reading on the internet many rumblings about
> PostgreSQL being slower than
> MySQL/SQLLite etc etc. Comparisons made were
> routine inserts , updates,
> and deletes. Is any of this true? If so,are
> there methods to speed
> things up? I used the Explain Analyze command on
> portgesSQL it seemed
> fast although I have not run any other DB's.
> I know when comparison tests are performed they can
> be tilted on these
> internet sites. But I see so many people declaring
> PostgreSQL to be the
> slowest I am thinking where there is smoke there's
> fire.
>
>
> Elwood Cordery
> Rockwell Collins
> Contract Software Engineer
> 319-295-8248
you've been using PGSQL for almost 3 months now. do
*you* think it is slow for your application and
hardware?
for my intranet application, pgsql is blazing fast -
at least with several hundred rows and complex
selects. the data will grow over time, however, it
isn't like i have 2 million rows, but i do have some
reasonably advanced selects (or so it seems to me!).
mysql has a reputation for being slightly faster for
simple tasks. i'm not sure how true that is now that
they have stapled on a lot of advanced db features
that postgresql had integrated from the beginning.
did you see that sony online entertainment chose
postgresql for their gaming site?
http://www.enterprisedb.com/news_events/press_releases/03_20_06b.do
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