While on the subject of different db paradigms, I have been playing
around with LucidDB, a column based DB, which theoretically should be
more efficient for data warehousing operations than a transactional DB
like Postgres or MySQL. I have not managed to get it to work yet
(there is a Postgresql co
While on the subject of different db paradigms, there is also apache
jackrabbit which is better suited for the storage of tree like
structures (particularly xml) than traditional rdbms. There are a
number of things which we currently store on the file system in the
conf directory for example. The
Don't know much about it, but doesn't seem targeted at applications
heavy with numerical data? The JSON focus should go well with
Javascript GUIs, I guess.
"MongoDB is designed for problems without heavy transactional
requirements that aren't easily solved by traditional RDBMSs,
including problems
That sounds interesting. No database, no table, or hibernate mapping. Fast
query, high performance. What we want more?
http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Java+Tutorial
Anyone have ideas about this?
Thanh
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