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As does couchbase. :-) Personally I like map-reduces.
by elcritch 9y ago
As does couchbase. :-) Personally I like map-reduces.
- ifcologne 9y agoSo does the multi-model database ArangoDB. https://docs.arangodb.com/3.2/AQL/Examples/Join.html https://docs.arangodb.com/3.2/AQL/Examples/Join.html And some NoSQL databases speak SQL as well - without being relational. I like the JSON support in PostgreSQL a lot. Very easy to deal with unstructured JSON data while still using common attributes in a relational format. But there are more cases that one might think about - as a relational guy - that benefit from graph databases, document stores or optimized time-series databases.