Félix Beltrán wrote: > 1) Free distribution even for non free applications (including .Net > driver). Totally free license. > 2) Is there a good graphical database designer for PostgreSQL wich also > suppors online database synchronization? PgadminIII is supposed to be good. I haven't used it much myself, however. http://pgadmin.org/ > 3) Easy of management and robust so it needs almost zero administration > (applications suited for non technical users) Yes. Like any database, if you have high performance demands, you need to watch it more closely. However, in most cases it's fire-and-forget. The one exception I can think of is that you want to either add a cron script to VACUUM the database regularly, or install the autovacuum module. Most postgresql packages (like the debian postgresql package) do this for you. > 4) Light enough so it can be used on applications installed in a single > PC. The footprint is only maybe 30 MB. It can run on pretty much any PC. Regards, Jeff Davis ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 4: Have you searched our list archives? http://archives.postgresql.org
