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Hmm, that seems a little... anachronistic. From my perspective, I figure the many thousands of programming hours that have gone into making your average RDBMS f
by eatenbyagrue 18y ago
Hmm, that seems a little... anachronistic. From my perspective, I figure the many thousands of programming hours that have gone into making your average RDBMS fast and reliable might be worth taking advantage of...
- lacker 18y agoThere have also been many thousands of programming hours invested in making your average filesystem fast and reliable. It all depends on what you want to do. If you want relational queries a RDBMS provides a huge advantage. If you only want key-value lookup an RDBMS might be overkill.