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Postgres is getting there, with JSON columns. You can do hstore if you like key-value, or mix it with plain old SQL tables. This combination works well for me.
by neilk 13y ago
Postgres is getting there, with JSON columns. You can do hstore if you like key-value, or mix it with plain old SQL tables. This combination works well for me.
- glimcat 13y agoI use Postgres HSTORE via Flask-SQLAlchemy. As far as my code knows, it's dict() all the way down. And if I want to attach non-kv data like last_updated, or have foreign key relationships between one dict() and some other stuff like the corresponding user record's primary key - it's already in an RDB.