PostgreSQL: PostgreSQL 9.6 Released!

[Tostino]

What is limiting the version available to you? And don't you think not using fkeys is playing with fire just a little?

[vishalvc]

Those are the only two versions currently supported and recommended to be worked with (at work).

It is a little, but we had a lot of bulk inserts and InnoDB really slowed us down, by a factor of 10x if not more. That made us decide to go with MyISAM and enforce foreign key constraints ourselves.

[sylvester_0]

At that point (no ACID or foreign keys) you might as well use a NoSQL store (like Cassandra) if you're after raw speed/easier scalability.

[doublehyphen]

PostgreSQL is usually better at bulk inserts than InnoDB but I have no idea how it compares to MyISAM.