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For something like redis, but with more structure. But a pretty good use case (IMO) is testing. If you want to do an integration test with an SQL database, and
by tgv 5y ago
For something like redis, but with more structure.
But a pretty good use case (IMO) is testing. If you want to do an integration test with an SQL database, and you want to test large numbers, this might be a good fully functional stub to run locally.
- xxs 5y ago>For something like redis, Redis is in pretty much the same category. Testing is sort of a valid case, if you are committed to write pure SQL with minimal use of any dialect specifics (but even 'create table' syntax might be different). Running on the real thing is close to no replacement when it comes to databases. Many databases have docker images nowadays, so it aint hard to run them locally. Likely at a point you'd want to optimize the SQL, itself, rendering the tests incompatible.