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So, I don't want to sound snarky, because what you are saying is not false, it just misses something. The nist compatibility guidelines aren't just about syntac
by alexnewman 7y ago
So, I don't want to sound snarky, because what you are saying is not false, it just misses something. The nist compatibility guidelines aren't just about syntactic guidelines, they are about checking to make sure the isolation levels work correctly. The tests are meant to be extensive and reproducible. I'm not saying they are perfect, but I would suggest databases have been testing these particular issues for a long time. Another good tool to checkout is jepsen. Anyway, Nist compatibility guidelines are underused and as a result open source databases miss out.
- kqr 7y agoI agree both would be a good idea. I was just suggesting they might not be sufficient alone. I like that you pointed them out! Sorry for coming across a bit contrarian.
- alexnewman 7y agoAh now I feel like I was wrong to make you feel as though you are contrarian. It was the right balance to bring knowledge to the post. Thanks for your input.