If you actually go through the various stuff posted, you find a recurring theme: people who lose data fall into a pattern of "well, they told me not to do this, but I did it anyway, so now it must be their fault".
Which, I think you'll find, is a far cry from "database corruption is inherent in the design".
But hey, learning that sort of thing would require reading; much easier to jump on a bandwagon, badmouth a product and downvote anyone who disagrees, amirite?
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If you actually go through the various stuff posted, you find a recurring theme: people who lose data fall into a pattern of "well, they told me not to do this, but I did it anyway, so now it must be their fault".
Which, I think you'll find, is a far cry from "database corruption is inherent in the design".
But hey, learning that sort of thing would require reading; much easier to jump on a bandwagon, badmouth a product and downvote anyone who disagrees, amirite?