Dear All,

Interesting discussion, so here are my 2 cents.

First a disclaimer, I am no database expert at all, but have
experimented with sqlalchemy, sqlite etc. In addition, I recently
experimented with CouchDB which is a NoSQL database. I don't agree
with Jelle that NoSql db's are really built for web 2.0 like
applications. As an example, CouchDb is used by CERN to distribute the
data obtained from their large hydron collidor
(http://www.readwriteweb.com/enterprise/2010/08/lhc-couchdb.php). In
my work, I used CouchDB to distribute live test data obtained from
physical tests. In particular, I used the replication feature of
CouchDB to synchronize a test database at our internal network
(directly hooked up to several data acquisition systems) and a
database in our DMZ used for live post-processing and monitoring of
the test. Databases like CouchDB can in my opinion be really usefull
for storing CAE data in collaborative environments. For example,
CouchDB is very document centric. In terms of CAE like applications I
can imagine that raw topological data is stored as binary data in the
document, while meta-data or OCC XDE data is stored in document
attributes. Searching metadata/XDE info would be very fast and
efficient and could easily be distributed over several databases.

I will try to write a testcase in the next few weeks and post it here.

Ciao,

Marco


> 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 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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