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> the real irony is that RDBMS are all built on fast k:v stores :) Not if the RDBMS is a column store. Or if the storage model is based on log-structured merg
by hodgesrm 7y ago
> the real irony is that RDBMS are all built on fast k:v stores :)
Not if the RDBMS is a column store. Or if the storage model is based on log-structured merge trees. There are many ways to map the relational model to storage. Even for the traditional row-oriented case in InnoDB there are structures like B+-tree indexes that do not directly correspond to a K:V store.