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Database as a file system. In some ways it actually makes an odd sort of sense... SELECT * FROM sdc WHERE Type='mp3'; I could see uses for something l
by TheLoneWolfling 13y ago
Database as a file system. In some ways it actually makes an odd sort of sense...
SELECT * FROM sdc
WHERE Type='mp3';
I could see uses for something like that. You could even treat it like a traditional file system for fallback purposes, if one of the tags was a 'directory' tag.
Also, it would make sense in cases where you have... [whatever the equivalent for NUMA is for disks. NUDA? Things like hard drives with a limited flash cache.] Store the indexes on the flash or in RAM (periodically backed up to the disk, of course). Biggest issue would be wear on the flash, though.