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All the same limitations? Most SQL databases don't support anywhere near the amount of atomic operations that MongoDB provides. Also sharding MongoDB is a lot e
by FooBarWidget 16y ago
All the same limitations? Most SQL databases don't support anywhere near the amount of atomic operations that MongoDB provides. Also sharding MongoDB is a lot easier than sharding MySQL and PostgreSQL.
- robotadam 16y agoI'm a little confused by this; how do SQL databases not support more atomic operations that MongoDB, seeing as you have full control of the transactions themselves? Incrementing, adding to a list (generally done with inserting a row in another table), etc., are all standard operations.
- FooBarWidget 16y agoTry upserting (update if exist, insert if not exist) a row, that doesn't work race-condition-free even in SERIALIZABLE isolation.