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That's just up to how you model your data. there's nothing that prevents you from using a single table with a JSON blob in an RDBMS either, but it's throwing aw
by chousuke 8y ago
That's just up to how you model your data. there's nothing that prevents you from using a single table with a JSON blob in an RDBMS either, but it's throwing away most of the benefits.
A NoSQL database might seem to make migrations easier, but I'm not convinced that it actually does.
- speedplane 8y ago> That's just up to how you model your data. Well, a NoSQL database forces you to reduce or eliminate relations, whereas an RDMS allows and encourages them. Sure, theoretically, you can make an RDMS database without relations, but it goes against the standard design methodology. You can be sure that if you implement an RDMS in a large organization, relationships between tables will seep into your schema. With a NoSQL database, that's pretty much impossible.