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Haha, what. If you run a database without reading the documentation then you're the dangerous part, not the ACID-compliance aspects. For _any_ database there w
by wutwutwutwut 4y ago
Haha, what. If you run a database without reading the documentation then you're the dangerous part, not the ACID-compliance aspects.
For _any_ database there will be important information only available in the documentation.
- mamcx 4y ago> If you run a database without reading the documentation then you're the dangerous part I think that covers almost all the whole dev population, for what I see in relation with RDBMS. Lucky us most RDBMs shield the mistakes in their usage, a lot. That is why I see is "dangerous" to call ephemeral/eventual stores as "db". Marketing/positioning have impacts...
- wutwutwutwut 4y agoAll databases are ephemeral if the person running it don't read the docs. Your comment is hence fully redundant, as opposed to the default single-node install of any DBMS.