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It's worth calling out that Permazen isn't for accessing SQL databases. It's a completely different thing. So all software that uses it is by definition greenfi
by mike_hearn 3y ago
It's worth calling out that Permazen isn't for accessing SQL databases. It's a completely different thing. So all software that uses it is by definition greenfield.
- drzaiusx11 3y agoFrom the first bullet on permazen's "what is it?" section: "A Java persistence layer for SQL, key-value, or in-memory databases" So it clearly is designed for accessing SQL databases
- mike_hearn 3y agoIt can use a SQL DB as a key value store, but you don't get any of the advantages of using an RDBMS when you do that. The tables are literally two columns: key+value. It's more a mode for if that's all you have available for whatever reason.