Relational databases have worked perfectly for managing data for decades,so
unless you can make a clear business case for switching, you might want to
consider cleaning up the existing database instead of invoking the learning
curve and complexity of moving to a NOSql database.   Simply because the
existing system is creating a lot of tables doesn't mean that NOSql is the
answer.  Especially if you have no knowledge of how to do use it.

That being said, there is a good comparison of the various NOSql options
here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_structured_storage_software

For most basic website that require NOSql, I use MongoDB.




On Fri, Nov 1, 2013 at 9:07 AM, Kris Sisk <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> I realize I'm a little behind the curve on this. In my defense this is the
> first time since becoming a full time developer that I've dealt with data
> that didn't come from spreadsheets, so I've not really had a reason to look
> very far into NoSQL other than just far enough to understand what it was.
> I've played with Mongo a little on my personal web server (which runs PHP
> but not CF so that I can keep those skills fresh while I spend my days
> working with CF), but I've not had any serious projects involving
> unstructured data.
>
> The project I have now involves replacing an existing web app. Currently
> the application follows its initial design, circa 2003, well before it's
> original designer (my predecessor) had heard of NoSQL. The app works with
> data by creating new tables for each data structure it needs. After being
> in use for 10 years we have somewhere around 1000 tables. Clearly this is
> an app that begs for a NoSQL solution.
>
> Which brings me to my question. What's the best NoSQL database for use
> with ColdFusion?
>
>
> 

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