I agree with the earlier statement. MySQL seems "smarter/easier" because most devel in the Drupal work use it all the time. I've been on other projects where pgSQL is the "smarter/easier" method. Multiple-DB support is just good practice for a project that is to be widely adopted and touts itself as a "flexible" CMS. There's no fine print that says "Flexible...only on Apache 2.2 running CentOS 5 with kernel X; further MySQL 5.x and PHP 5.1x and only with the following php libs installed....". We not doing data-warehousing, or complex SQL Data cubes using mutli-dimensional series slices...thus, in my very humble opinion, we SHOULD be able to support multiple database with just good clean SQL code and logic. We, as a community, should also be able to handle the "situations" that arise b/t databases types; such as this case-insensitivity issue. We all have friends across the pond ( and by pond I mean a linux guy has a windows-expert friend, a MySQL guy has a PostGres friend, etc. etc.), and could be able to cross that pond for information to help form a solution. Anyway, that's my 2 bits...well, 1.5 bits.