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Frankly it sounds like you just don't need a relational database. Their whole selling point is the strong guarantees they provide about your data, and if you ar
by remus 6y ago
Frankly it sounds like you just don't need a relational database. Their whole selling point is the strong guarantees they provide about your data, and if you aren't using those then you're basically just writing files to disk in a very convoluted way.
- solidasparagus 6y agoYou're absolutely right, I don't need a relational database. There are many use cases that don't need relations and avoiding the complexity introduced by RDBMS features I don't need is where NoSQL shines.