PostgreSQL 8.3 Databases
Discover the main differences between Postgre SQL Databases and MySQL databases and find out which is preferable for your website.
PostgreSQL is an efficient open-source database administration system, that has been growing in popularity lately due to its stability and reliability. It comes with lots of advanced features and it may be used to store any kind of info. PostgreSQL can be interfaced with many different programming languages, including PHP, Python, Perl, Java, C++, Ruby, and so forth. Additionally, it can be used for scalable applications due to the fact that a single field inside a PostgreSQL database may be up to 1 Gigabyte, a table - up to 32 Gigabytes, while the database in general does not have a limit for its total size. PostgreSQL also functions faster than other SQL management systems when sophisticated operations are performed. A lot of large firms and organizations have already migrated to PostgreSQL for their websites or products - Apple, Cisco, the US State Department, the University of California, Berkeley, and many others.
PostgreSQL 8.3 Databases in Shared Website Hosting
You can use apps that require PostgreSQL databases with every single Linux shared website hosting package that we offer. The number of databases you can have at the same time varies and with some plans you will need to get an additional upgrade, while with others the amount is between five and unlimited by default. In case you ever require more databases than the package you have chosen includes, you can upgrade this feature through the Upgrades section of your Control Panel. If you have a free slot, you could create a new PostgreSQL database with a couple of clicks in the Databases section of your account and from the same spot you could also access phpPgAdmin - a feature-rich tool which will give you full control over your databases and it will permit you to export or import a whole database or just part of it easily.