Re: [cobalt-users] Xtr shortcoming

["Steve Werby" <steve-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

<johns@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I understand that Cobalt also provides a version of Postgre.  I admit that
I
> not keen on it right now since it doesn't work properly on Cobalt's own
web site.

I wouldn't let that impact a decision on using PostgreSQL.  FYI, the RaQ3
and above (unless the XTR doesn't) use a PostgreSQL database to store site
and user records so you're using it whether you know it or not.  PostgreSQL
is a quality RDBMS.  I started using it last year after using MySQL
exclusively in web development since 1999 and I'm very impressed with
Postgre, though I only use it when MySQL isn't the right solution.

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