On 3/6/2011 10:26 PM, Matt Juszczak wrote:
Yes, but most nosql databases aren't designed for durability or
reliable persistence. Remember -- one can always use MySQL as a
"noSQL" DB by simply de-normalizing, or applying the "schemaless" patch.
I've had a serious eye on mongodb, but I'd say that schemaless
operation has its advantages and disadvantages. Proper organization of
data in a schema can improve performance by a factor of 100 or so vs
something that's disorganized. Even if I did use mongodb for the use
I'm considering it for, I'd be adding a layer that imposes some
structure on top of it.
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