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It all depends on what your goal is. In health care applications? In financial applications? I would never trust anything less than fully acid with all the bel
by ibsulon 18y ago
It all depends on what your goal is.
In health care applications? In financial applications? I would never trust anything less than fully acid with all the bells and whistles.
In a website where people aren't going to be that bothered of a few transactions are inconsistent if some major snafu happens? (status updates get lost in the ether, for example.) The cost isn't worth the benefit of high power.
RDMS is a similar tradeoff.
- maxniederhofer 18y agowait for widely available SSD storage to truly change databases
- ibsulon 18y agoI was actually talking about developer rather than machine overhead.