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Yes, you are right. I was thinking more about it not being a document-store like Mongo or couchdb. But I agree it's NoSQL.. will update


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I don't think it's fair to say it's a NoSQL database. It's very much a transactional, consistent SQL database.

That would be NOSQL, not NoSQL

Yes, for sure. My NoSQL experience is primarily with MongoDB, which is a document store.

You're getting confused with NoSQL ;)

I was referring more to the marketing aspects of the term (and proposing their solution as a counterpart to "NoSQL"), than the concept itself. There are a lot of people who think that "NoSQL" is all about magic scaling sauce, and this isn't really helping.

I think you're conflating MongoDB with NoSQL; they're not the same thing.

Those databases I mentioned are not NoSQL, they are relational databases.

It is a NoSQL database with a novel architecture. It uses schemas, supports transactions, historical queries, and it doesn't use a client server model.

Many NoSQL options have schema management systems as well. That's not what makes NoSQL NoSQL.

That's not relational, that's closer to a NoSQL store.

Yeah but in my mind columnar stores and graph stores are NoSQL databases. Because they're not relational.

But the term has shifted underneath me. NoSQL means document database.

And - in practice - it means using a document database as the primary store when it's not really the right choice (been there!)


Looks more like a PHP JSON File writer and reader (with some extra stuff like nested properties) then a NoSQL Database.

Would you care to provide a brief rundown on this? I'm not doubting you. I'm simply ignorant.

What about other NoSQL solutions?


It didnt use to be and is a nosql db now

Interesting, but I'd like to see how this compares to other NoSQL such as MongoDB.

I think this might be a misnomer in that NoSQL in the general sense describes a set of technologies acting as value stores rather than a standardized language for accessing said values.

*This is the best NoSQL database going.

Yeah, right. Most of the things about it ARE wrong:

1. couchdb views, who likes async map-reduce indexes ?

2. memcached built ok (better would be redis built in)

3. json documents, even mongodb has bson and not json

4. the new global-indexes-thing IS NOT scalable because you have to hit every index-node to do a query

5. when will you be able to modify a document ? looks like still in beta


It's native and NoSQL.

They should probably go NoSQL :)
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