PostgreSQL

The advanced object relational database PostgreSQL has been available as free and open source since its first release in 1996. PostgreSQL, the world's most advanced open source relational database, has been ACID compliant since 2001, and is a very popular database with support for major operating systems including Linux, Unix, macOS and Windows.

In addition to its advanced features, high reliability is also one of the reasons for preference in PostgreSQL, which has a powerful and high performance. While MySQL, one of its competitors, has improved performance for frequently performed read operations,PostgreSQL has improved performance for frequently performed write operations. It has support for SQL query execution, triggers, and stored procedures. PostgreSQL, which has nested transaction and table space features, has encoding support for multi-byte characters.

While it allows software developers to create applications, it ensures data integrity for administrators and facilitates management. PostgreSQL, which has support for data types such as CHAR, NUMERIC, DATE, BOOLEAN, VARCHAR, TIMESTAMP, INTERVAL, has a storage feature for binary large files.

PostgreSQL, which does not require any special configuration for its installation, has a simple and easy-to-use interface. You can easily execute SQL commands in PostgreSQL, which has many categories such as Catalogs, Schemas, Statistics, Dependencies, Properties, Triggers, Schemas. You can quickly detect errors in the database software with a built-in debugger and thus solve problems faster.

You can manage multiple databases quickly and easily with PostgreSQL, which can also be managed with keyboard shortcuts and toolbars. The database software, which has a certificate and multi-factor authentication feature, has support for PL/pgSQL, Perl, Python, Java, JavaScript (V8), R, Lua, Rust and Tcl.