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Yeah, you don't need ACID . . . provided there are no relationships between any of your records. Provided that false in other words.
by houseabsolute 16y ago
Yeah, you don't need ACID . . . provided there are no relationships between any of your records. Provided that false in other words.
- michaelfairley 16y agoOr you can denormalize the relationships and commit a single document atomically. Document-based DBs are not RDBMSs, and consequently you can't (or rather, shouldn't) just apply your traditional database design methodology to it.
- petewarden 16y agoOr provided that your application can cope with minor inconsistencies. When I'm writing Twitter mining tools, I don't want to pay for financial-transaction-level reliability, either in terms of performance, cost or complexity.
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