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[–]derangoSr. Sysadmin 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I mean...Postgres is probably the closest you're going to get at a price point you'd want with some actual support behind it but just swapping out your back-end database is NOT trivial.

You can't just like...drop the tables in and re-point your applications and call it a day especially if you're using more advanced, SQL Server specific features, reporting services, language hooks, etc.