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That's interesting. I have successfully designed systems which could be easily migrated between different RDMS' with minimal changes. Obviously to go to no-sql
by bluejekyll 9y ago
That's interesting. I have successfully designed systems which could be easily migrated between different RDMS' with minimal changes. Obviously to go to no-sql or other less conventional storage is a different story.
It is an interesting question about how successful people are in migrating to different storage engines.
- jsjohnst 9y ago> I have successfully designed systems which could be easily migrated between different RDMS' with minimal changes. Not that I doubt you, because I know with the right trade offs it's possible, but is the operative word "could" or did you actually ever migrate one of those architectures? > Obviously to go to no-sql or other less conventional storage is a different story. Ruling those out feels a bit disengenuous. There are plenty of good reasons to need to migrate to or from a relational DB.