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That's the problem with using document databases when you really need an RDBMs. You end up reimplementing an RDBMS, badly.
by throwawayboise 6y ago
That's the problem with using document databases when you really need an RDBMs. You end up reimplementing an RDBMS, badly.
- mywittyname 6y agoIt's so painful to come onboard projects that should have been designed originally in an RDBM, but that was never a consideration because, "they are slow." People fight the migration tooth and nail until it becomes nearly impossible to move forward.