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Thier transactions and rollbacks and logging actually work



They work just fine on Postgres and MS SQL too.


Not in MySQL. DDL is not transacted last time I looked Postgres is a great choice over Oracle these days though


Yeah, well MySQL or Oracle aren't the only database choices you have. And those two aren't even a choice between Oracle and something else. Both are Oracle the company properties now. Unless you meant MariaDB or something.


Yes, my mistake, I miss-read MS SQL as MySQL. MS SQL, being derived from Sybase, fully supports transactions. I'm not a fan of the price, but it's good.




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