Can my DB?

Define table columns whose values are automatically derived from an expression over other columns.

Table columns that automatically generate unique values using the SQL standard GENERATED AS IDENTITY syntax.

Conditionally execute DDL statements only when an object does or does not already exist, avoiding errors.

Pre-computed view results stored on disk and refreshed on demand or automatically.

Split a table's data into smaller physical segments (partitions) based on column values for improved query performance and manageability.

Independent database objects that generate unique numeric values, separate from any specific table.

Tables that automatically track the full history of row changes, enabling queries against data as it existed at a past point in time.

Tables that exist only for the duration of a session or transaction and are automatically dropped when that scope ends.

DDL statements (CREATE, DROP, ALTER TABLE) that can be executed inside a transaction and rolled back.