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I would suggest that for pure speed, MySQL wins; for usability, MySQL wins; for functionality, referential integrity, true foreign keys, more advanced db features and so forth, it's Postgresql hands down. Like most things, use the right tool for the job.
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I would suggest that for pure speed, MySQL wins; for usability, MySQL wins; for functionality, referential integrity, true foreign keys, more advanced db features and so forth, it's Postgresql hands down.
Like most things, use the right tool for the job.
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