What is it?
PostgreSQL supports arrays of any type, JSONB for indexed JSON, UUID, range types, and network address types.
Why does it matter?
PostgreSQL's rich types eliminate workarounds. A PHP array column is one field; MySQL requires a separate table.
Learn PostgreSQL-specific types — arrays, hstore, JSONB, UUID, and range types.
Real-World Use Cases
- 💡 Real-world - Practical use.
- ⚡ Performance - Critical.
- 🏢 Enterprise - Industry.
- 📚 Learning - Essential.
Core
# PostgreSQL Data Types: Arrays, JSONB, UUID
# Learn PostgreSQL-specific types — arrays, hstore, JSONB, UUID, and range types.
Example
-- SQL Example
SELECT 1;
Best Practice
# Best practices
Q: JSON vs JSONB in PostgreSQL?
JSON: stores as text — fast writes, preserves whitespace. JSONB: binary — faster queries, supports GIN indexes. Use JSONB for queried data.
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