Me too. we have been using PostreSQL for three years now in the
demography department at UC Berkeley. It is great. My specs from my
academic boss were roughly "Put all conceivable demographic data from
any source into this data base" -- which lead to an ingeniously complex
schema which could not have been implemented five or ten years ago.
Postgres has the power to handle it. But we did have one database
crash during those three years.
Mary
Brian Modra wrote:
> I also would like to thank the PostgreSQL developers. I've been using
> it for the last 3 years as the database for a vehicle tracking system.
> It never fails, its easy to use, and its efficient.
> I'm also using it for my open source project "The Karoo Project" as
> the database.
> Brian
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> 2009/11/19 Campbell, Lance <lance@illinois.edu>:
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>> My department at the University of Illinois has been using PostgreSQL for
>> seven years. We generate around 2 to 4 million pages of dynamic web content
>> each month through a single PostgreSQL database. Two weeks ago we upgraded
>> from PostgreSQL 8.2 to 8.4. It is running great. As a software architect I
>> know that many times you only hear about the issues or complaints people
>> have. I just wanted to let you know that your team is doing a great job.
>>
>> Thanks again for making PostgreSQL such a wonderful product.
>>
>> Lance Campbell
>> Project Manager/Software Architect/DBA
>> Web Services at Public Affairs
>> 217-333-0382
>>
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