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Databases - Practical PostgreSQL
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Open Source Versus Commercial Products

The open source version of PostgreSQL only includes the database-management system and the associated programming interfaces. The Red Hat version of PostgreSQL includes a graphical installer and limited support for the installation.

The main factor in deciding whether to use the open source version of PostgreSQL or a commercially packaged version should be your business requirements. If you have a knowledgeable on-site technical-support staff, the community version may do well for you. However, if you need installation, configuration, and management support, you may be better served by purchasing a commercial version of PostgreSQL.

If you prefer to do business with smaller consulting companies, we have compiled a modest list of professional companies providing support for PostgreSQL in the Section called Commercial Support ."

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