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I kind of agree... > including ANSI 2011 SQL support which kind of eases this concern a bit. If Azure Cosmos' marketing emphasized this more, this wouldnt be
by chaostheory 10y ago
I kind of agree...
> including ANSI 2011 SQL support
which kind of eases this concern a bit. If Azure Cosmos' marketing emphasized this more, this wouldnt be as big of a concern for it either.
- thesandlord 10y agoThe SQL support is currently for queries only. DML is not supported (yet), so keep that in mind. (I work for Google Cloud) Side note: Cosmos is really confusing to me, it has 5 consistency models, supports 4 different database models (I don't think relational is an option?), multiple different APIs, etc. For example, Azure advertises the p99 latency, but don't specify the consistent model. I'm thinking it's for the eventual consistency, so in that case what's the latency for the strong consistency model? Definitely need to learn more.