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Is this the final nail in the coffin for the NoSQL hype? Although I'm not sure the road back to sanity is to add SQL interfaces to non-relational database syst
by olavk 8y ago
Is this the final nail in the coffin for the NoSQL hype?
Although I'm not sure the road back to sanity is to add SQL interfaces to non-relational database systems. SQL and the relational model are often conflated, both in the NoSQL hype and apparently also in the backlash. I like things like LINQ in .net which allows you to work with a relational model and use relational algebra without having to use the SQL language
- cyberpunk0 8y agoNosql dead because ine company uses SQL? Oh man are there shome sheepish people here.
- olavk 8y agoNoSQL is not going to die, there are many places where specialized non-relational databases are appropriate. But the hype wave may be coming to an end.
- kimi 8y agoI am personally playing a bit with Apache Calcite - SQL without the data storage - and it sounds very interesting. For most reporting jobs, a couple of SQL queries are all that s needed and are easy to read and easy to write, even if you are actually querying some in-memory structures.