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For the laymen, is this something that I can use to replace MySQL/Postgre (with ACID), assuming I only use ANSI SQL and no stored-proc?
by wiradikusuma 9y ago
For the laymen, is this something that I can use to replace MySQL/Postgre (with ACID), assuming I only use ANSI SQL and no stored-proc?
- remus 9y agoProbably not. MySQL and postgres are both very general purpose relational databases that have a broad range of features aimed at a wide range of use cases. MapD is designed for more specific use cases, specifically analytic querying and visualisation.