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tokumei on Nov 10, 2021 | parent | context | favorite | on: Lesser-known Postgres features

Why? Concrete ownership is a good thing. I prefer more rigid structures and I like designing my tables around that. It was the Wild West when I did database design around MySQL 15ish years ago. Of course I didn’t know nearly as much as I do now back then.

darksaints on Nov 10, 2021 [–]

There is still ownership, it is just that the sequence is owned by the table, and not the user that created the table.

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