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Is this faster than a "traditional" RDBMS like SQL Server, Postgres, Oracle (::uhhg:: but I have to work with it)?
by ineedasername 6y ago
Is this faster than a "traditional" RDBMS like SQL Server, Postgres, Oracle (::uhhg:: but I have to work with it)?
- aaronharnly 6y agoThis is all in-memory afaik, so yes, this will be orders of magnitude faster than an RDBMS.