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Riiiiiiightttttttt, because having well defined data is not useful at all.

• throw1234651234 6y ago
  Also, MongoDB queries for related records can be painful. This takes a while to realize, but definitely shows itself when you are working with more complex data.
• winrid 6y ago
  You can have well defined data and use Mongo. Those two things are not related. I worked at a place that used Postgres and put an object w/ 11k unique paths in a single JSONB column with no schema or documentation whatsoever.
  • winrid 6y ago
    ... and this system was responsible for billing, and many other things....
    • unnouinceput 6y ago
      and? That's not PGSQL fault, is the DB architect (or lack of) fault. You definitely can drive the safest car in a ditch, no?
      • winrid 6y ago
        That was my point right? It has nothing to do with the DB.