Comments by "Biomorphic" (@biomorphic) on "PostgreSQL in 100 Seconds" video.

  1. This is not true, it really depends by the use case.
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  2. No it's not. The most versatile is definitely Oracle. PostgreSQL is the most versatile open source ORDBMS. Oracle was and still is, the best database in the world. Hands down.
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  3. Bro, PostgreSQL has had support for user-defined composite types, which are essentially lightweight object types, since version 7.1 which was released in 2001. However, more full-featured and robust object-relational capabilities were introduced in version 8.0. Oracle, instead, introduced some initial object-oriented capabilities like support for inheritance and REFs (object references) in 1992, and later on with version 8 in 1997. You really need to catch up with the world.
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