Hi, Kenton!
> I suppose the first question is: Does your database actually need to
> understand the dynamic fields at all? Or does it just need to be able to
> echo them back to the client later on, with only the client actually
> understanding them?
>
Yes. It needs to be able to index them and
Hi Jonathan,
I suppose the first question is: Does your database actually need to
understand the dynamic fields at all? Or does it just need to be able to
echo them back to the client later on, with only the client actually
understanding them?
If only the client really needs to know about them, t
We're working on multiple applications with dynamic schemas: schemas where
customers need to be able to add or delete fields to meet their particular
requirements. This sort of thing impacts both the database layer and the
wire schema. I can think of an implementation that doesn't suck (see
below),
