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> 
> AFAICS mysql will have exactly the same problems.  So will oracle or
> any other DB.  Oracle may have a better looking track record, but
> that's probably because people don't try to run it on cheap junk PCs.

Can I quote this?

> 
> 			regards, tom lane
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