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platform, very interesting the XMLDB info. As you point out, ToroDB does not require any model declaration ahead. It's perfectly "schema-less", as it 'senses' t
by ahachete 12y ago
platform, very interesting the XMLDB info. As you point out, ToroDB does not require any model declaration ahead. It's perfectly "schema-less", as it 'senses' the model of each document.
Regarding ingestion speed, it is very high, even compared to MongoDB's. There are some benchmarks in this presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/8kdata/toro-db-pgconfeu2014 http://www.slideshare.net/8kdata/toro-db-pgconfeu2014
- cmkrnl 12y agoI don't really see why ToroDB can't be implemented on top of Oracle :) There could be some demand for it there. I needed this for a side project at work a while back, but didn't get the time to implement it. Oracle's cumbersome enough already; I for one have no desire to drag XSDs into it to use XMLDB.
- ahachete 12y agoI'm not saying it's not gonna happen...