Mladen Gogala schrieb:
Well, the problem will not go away. As I've said before, all other
databases have that feature and none of the reasons listed here
convinced me that everybody else has a crappy optimizer. The problem
may go away altogether if people stop using PostgreSQL.
A common problem of programmers is, that they want a solution they
already know for a problem they already know, even if it is the worst
solution the can choose.
There are so many possibilities to solve a given problem and you even
have time to do this before your application get released.
Also: if you rely so heavily on hints, then use a database which
supports hints. A basic mantra in every training i have given is: use
the tool/technic/persons which fits best for the needs of the project.
There are many databases out there - choose for every project the one,
which fits best!
Greetings from Germany,
Torsten
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