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And that's why people use NOSQL. It's much more predictable in production use.
by silon3 11y ago
And that's why people use NOSQL. It's much more predictable in production use.
- Jweb_Guru 11y agoEr, no. It isn't. NoSQL solutions have exactly the same problems. Most just don't have query planners or statistics capable of understanding how to properly deal with the ever-changing data (and also frequently don't even have the indexing capabilities required to do much more than a single get or set efficiently, anyway--these problems tend to come up with larger queries).