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Although JackDB works great as a management and administration tool, a big use case is developers and DBAs running ad-hoc queries and digging deep into their da
by sehrope 14y ago
Although JackDB works great as a management and administration tool, a big use case is developers and DBAs running ad-hoc queries and digging deep into their data sources. We don't host databases.
To start, our focus has been on building an interface for SQL databases (Postgres, MySQL, etc). We're still polishing our support for MongoDB and other NoSQL databases.
- skram 14y agoWould be awesome if the connection part of jackdb could be open sourced so the community could help bring NOSQL support. I understand you've got to make a living though. Just think of all the DBs you could support if you used an ORM (just thinking about Ruby there us Sequel, ActiveRecord, DataMapper).