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Sounds like you are doing what we are doing. Testing the waters, evaluating how NoSQL technologies fit into your architecture, and testing your problems agains
by blantonl 16y ago
Sounds like you are doing what we are doing. Testing the waters, evaluating how NoSQL technologies fit into your architecture, and testing your problems against NoSQL solutions.
It is refreshing to see the approaches.
- jasonjei 16y agoThanks for the compliments! I'm still a bit wary of using NoSQL, and we store document revisions (e.g, if I modified invoice 1021, the lastest version would be updated in SQL, and the last version would be pushed into NoSQL) into SQL just in case (by using a draft_id column). We need to see if our software is still deemed auditable by accountants since they have very strict guidelines on how a document trail should be stored.