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Not if you use a rdbms to store your key/values. Then you can do arbitrary queries with joins over multiple tables, add views, stored procedures, etc.
by ako 3y ago
Not if you use a rdbms to store your key/values. Then you can do arbitrary queries with joins over multiple tables, add views, stored procedures, etc.
- endisneigh 3y agoSure, but that’s not related to what you said prior. Again, right tool for the job.
- ako 3y agoSure. I meant grow in number of ways you use your data, not in volume of data.
- endisneigh 3y agoWhat you meant was understood and my point stands