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There is appeal to the json being directly searchable in the database, ala MongoDB. Specifically for analytics/reporting. The problem is that most analytics/r
by throw1234651234 6y ago
There 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.