Re:SQLite or PostgreSQL? It's Complicated
by WuxiFingerHold on Wednesday June 29, 2022 @03:27AM
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I disagree:
Postgres and SQLite are very different in several aspects, e.g.
- types and enforcing type safety
- handling concurrency and transactions (available isolation levels)
- functions / procedures
- array support
Postgres can be much more valuable than just using it for "relational data storage". Its features can be a good reason for choosing it from the beginning.
Postgres and SQLite are very different in several aspects, e.g.
- types and enforcing type safety
- handling concurrency and transactions (available isolation levels)
- functions / procedures
- array support
Postgres can be much more valuable than just using it for "relational data storage". Its features can be a good reason for choosing it from the beginning.