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Perhaps adding a column was not a good example, sorry.
by TedDoesntTalk 4y ago
Perhaps adding a column was not a good example, sorry.
- thealchemistdev 4y agoI have a json column specifically for things that are bound to change often like configs. If I need to add a config key, I just update the json.
- ramraj07 4y agoPoint likely stands - any schema migration is not an easier problem on either side - you just move the migration logic to your code instead of the database.
- Timon3 4y agoThat's the part of NoSQL I've never understood. With a "normal" SQL DB my app has to be able to migrate between versions of data, but the code ever only supports the current version. With NoSQL, you will either have to support every possible version (which might be unique per entry), or implement migrations yourself. How is that not strictly worse?