Guys, I'm not much of a DB expert, but a NoSQL db like cassandra is really built specifically for web 2.0 realtime applications with trillions of users. Query's are ran by code rather than sql statement and the DB is reduced to storing / retrieving key/values ( on a large number of machines ). I'm pretty confident its _not_ practical for our sort of purpose. I'm pretty sure it would be more productive to first mess about with something compact and efficient such as sqlite ( or whatever relational db ;)
Than again, what the hell do I know. Please refer to this wiki entry <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NoSQL> so you understand what schema-less DB's are good for. Why not rely use a decent ORM like sqlalchemy? Cheers, -jelle
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