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I would disagree on maintenance being simpler. I have never had Postgres randomly munge a table and require me to run a command to fix it.

I have not had that happen in MySQL either, at least, not with innodb. what command would that be?

I do remember getting bad tables with myisam tables a decade ago, sometimes after a bad shutdown.

My needs are meager (simple CRUD, low volume), but I haven't had that happen in MySQL either, in over 15 years of running it in production.

Not saying it can't happen, but I don't think it's a common occurrence.

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