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Unless you have a very clear reason to use some NoSQL database, stick with SQL. And even if a valid use case does arise, you'll likely be better off using the R
by cpburns2009 10y ago
Unless you have a very clear reason to use some NoSQL database, stick with SQL. And even if a valid use case does arise, you'll likely be better off using the RDBMS for the bulk of your data, and only use the NoSQL database where it is strictly needed.
- oblib 10y agoThat really depends on the data and how you intend to use it. There are some very good reasons to not use an RDBMS.