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Most relational databases have some level of json support nowadays. So I'm not sure how much it simplifies in that case.
by CodesInChaos 6y ago
Most relational databases have some level of json support nowadays. So I'm not sure how much it simplifies in that case.
- throw1234651234 6y agoThere is appeal to the json being directly searchable in the database, ala MongoDB. Specifically for analytics/reporting. The problem is that most analytics/reporting/BI tools SAY they support MongoDB and then they tell you to write a "connector" for each entity, at which point it's easier to just move it to SQL.