> Well I am not sure you want a documented oriented database then ;) Imo you are thinking to an object database :)
As far as my needs go there's no difference between the two. Everything I store in CouchDB is just an object anyway. If it helps shed some context, here are the primary reasons I choose to use CouchDB: * It's fast * It's json friendly * It has a clean REST-based api * It's conflict aware * It has built-in incremental master-master replication (IMO couchdb's biggest selling point and most differentiating feature) * Backups are ridiculously easy
