On Thu, Dec 16, 2021 at 11:22 AM Bryn Llewellyn <b...@yugabyte.com> wrote: > The advantages are self-evident to these programmers; and their lack comes as > a shocking disappointment when they start to write application code for > PostgreSQL*. The absence of packages and inner subprograms is huge.
Why are those things huge? It's not self-evident to me. I can only speak for myself, but throwing around terms like "shocking disappointment" is never going to convince me of anything. You can make similar statements about many other things. Any functionality that gets added to PostgreSQL should ideally be compelling to users that have not worked with Oracle in the past. Maybe that happens to result in a feature that very much looks like what you already have in mind, or maybe there are significant differences. If you're not going to meet others closer to where they are, then how can you expect it for yourself? -- Peter Geoghegan
