Transactions (well, recently mysql allows them but using propietary
extensions), foreign key relationships, subqueries, stored
procedures/triggers. MySQL lacks all of these.
On the other side, postgres is only ported on *nix platforms, but you
can put cygwin/cygipc on Windows, if that is the case. And mysql is
"friendlier", that means wrong column value types (INT_VALUE = '5') and
double quotes working as simple quotes, so it's easier to start with.
As far as I can remember.
Mirco D'Angelo wrote:
>Hi
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>I am going to learn MySql 'cause I have to, but would it be better, or let's
>say, more interesting, to learn postgressql? Is it newer, more common, etc.?
>
>greets
>mirco
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