Point taken. As I spend most of my time in SQL, and have come to find a comfortable language to use, I can still understand why fixed schemas give developers h

Point taken. As I spend most of my time in SQL, and have come to find a comfortable language to use, I can still understand why fixed schemas give developers headaches - especially when schema migrations in MySQL can result in extra work to minimize downtime. I mention MySQL specifically, because most of the RDBMS -> NoSQL cases I see came from MySQL users. Coming from MSSQL, and now PostreSQL, it seems as though NoSQL is partially a NoMySQL sentiment.