PostgreSQL 8.4 Out
TheFuzzy writes "PostgreSQL version 8.4 is now out and available for download. The main cool features in this version are: recursive queries (for doing trees etc.), windowing functions (for doing reports) column-level permissions, parallel database restore, a beta in-place upgrade tool, and a host of administrative improvements. And, of course, better performance, mainly on reporting queries. Some of the over 200 new or enhanced features are listed here."
Honestly, the more rabid and on-the-offense a community gets, the more a am suspicious of the product.
First, the only on-the-offense part was a list of new high-end features. Second, it's pretty easy to become rabid when you try to tell people about your quad-turbo Ferrari dumptruck that does 0-60 in 4 seconds fully loaded and pulls 1.5g on the skidpad while getting 137 miles per gallon, but keep getting shouted down by Kia Fanbois who make fun of every feature your truck has that they don't - until they get a half-assed version of it and then act smug like they invented it.
PostgreSQL fans have nothing on rabid MySQL fans, I promise you.
Dewey, what part of this looks like authorities should be involved?