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    Phoronix: PostgreSQL 9.2 Is Faster, Packs In Many New Features

    PostgreSQL 9.2 was released earlier today and presents some mighty impressive performance improvements along with other new features...

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  • #2
    Benchmark or it didn't happen!

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    • #3
      would be interesting to see the differences between PostgreSQL and MySQL and comparison benchmarks when possible

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      • #4
        I would love to see PostgreSQL vs. MySQL vs. MSSQL vs. Oracle vs. DB2 on one big (>10GB) properly indexed database, doing complicated JOINS and lots of inserts simultaneously. I mean THE Benchmark.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by sagetarian View Post
          would be interesting to see the differences between PostgreSQL and MySQL and comparison benchmarks when possible
          What for? People will just complain that this or that optimization was turned on/off therefore making the test invalid anyway.

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          • #6
            Nice

            Seems like a very very nice release!

            The Postgres team have done a great job!

            JSON too, cool!

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            • #7
              It's very interesting that PostgreSQL can return JSON data directly
              For php that doesn't save a lot since json_encode is extremely easy to use.
              However, for C++ with QML that does make it very interesting! Now you can just use the PostgreSQL output directly in QML without the need to add a conversion layer in C++. Just to give an example where this could come in handy.

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