More generally, it's worth making the point that a lot of MySQL's "brand
new in 5.0" features have been in Postgres for a *long* time, and are
therefore likely to be both more stable and better-performing than
MySQL's first cut at them.
Some specific things could be: Their "initial support" for triggers ;)
Also technically we
do have updateable views via rules.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
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