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I too have seen many occurrences of the dreaded application level JOIN. Not to mention some of the craziness that happens when a "NoSQL" DB was chosen, when yo
by WatchDog 9y ago
I too have seen many occurrences of the dreaded application level JOIN.
Not to mention some of the craziness that happens when a "NoSQL" DB was chosen, when you really needed a relational database.
- flukus 9y agoI think these application level joins (great description, I'm stealing that in future) are responsible for half the instances NoSql databases (probably more) because relational ones weren't "scaleable" enough.