To save me a lot of reading time, is spring batch and integration more or less a drop in for SSIS?
I am looking at Postgres at the minute and the biggest stop for me is mass data imports from our customers on a nightly basis.
I've been keeping an eye on Postgres since version 9 as it has (reportedly) the same features as SQL but for a lot less.
We currently pay £250 a month per processor license and this shoots up costs a lot when you have a cluster of servers. If it's unavoidable then we carry on paying but if there are free alternatives out there then I'll jump at the chance.
The rest of the DB is used for serving sites, no other BI work done really.
I am looking at Postgres at the minute and the biggest stop for me is mass data imports from our customers on a nightly basis.
I've been keeping an eye on Postgres since version 9 as it has (reportedly) the same features as SQL but for a lot less.
We currently pay £250 a month per processor license and this shoots up costs a lot when you have a cluster of servers. If it's unavoidable then we carry on paying but if there are free alternatives out there then I'll jump at the chance.
The rest of the DB is used for serving sites, no other BI work done really.
EDIT: Typo