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Short answers will just annoy you, full answers will reveal too much Oh well, a simple yes or no would be fine, really. However, I guess it's safe to assume t
by moe 17y ago
Short answers will just annoy you, full answers will reveal too much
Oh well, a simple yes or no would be fine, really.
However, I guess it's safe to assume then, that you're not ACID and that data will have to be rearranged to accomodate your system. That's my take-home because a simple "yes" to either question would not have revealed anything.
- justinsb 17y agoWell, if you promise it won't annoy you: Yes, Yes, Correct, Yes (for non-pathological workloads), Choice is good