OK, just a random thought I decided to throw up, we already have a fairly good SQL parser, why wouldn't we use it to implement a subset of UnQL <http://www.unqlspec.org/display/UnQL/Example+Queries+and+Usage>to query mongodb. As far as I can see it can't be too hard (as we already have QoQ and the simpleDB implementations) and we could claim to have the first UnQL implementation (UnQL will only get more popular and if you drop a mention of OpenBD integrating the first UnQL implementation on wikipedia that's bound to have some effects XD ). Aside of that, not sure how useful it would /really/ be, but I imagine it's quite useful and cool to be able to access all databases through cfquery. If we would want to do it the following resources might be quite useful: Link 1 <http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/SQL+to+Mongo+Mapping+Chart> and link 2 <http://rickosborne.org/download/SQL-to-MongoDB.pdf> . Although of course the sql would need to be extended with UnQL behavior (hmm, although that would mean as well that the tag wouldn't be backward compatible as UnQL will probably still be changing, but that's fine as far as I am concerned (or it could be separate jar file which will allow independent updating of the openbd core)).
  David Mulder

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