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So it's got all the opacity of an RDBMS with none of the upsides? Great! Quite frankly, as a developer, I prefer to use flat files (I guess these days we call
by cms07 14y ago
So it's got all the opacity of an RDBMS with none of the upsides? Great!
Quite frankly, as a developer, I prefer to use flat files (I guess these days we call that NoSQL), but for performance, I often must use Postgres or whatever fits the job.