Thanks to our little mORMot, it is not "SQL vs NoSQL" - but "SQL AND NoSQL".
Thanks to our little mORMot, it is not "SQL vs NoSQL" - but "SQL AND NoSQL".
You know certainly that our mORMot Open Source framework is an ORM, i.e. mapping objects to a relational / SQL database (Object Relational Mapping). You may have followed also that it is able to connect to a NoSQL database, like MongoDB, and that the objects are then mapped via an ODM (Object Document Mapping).
In fact, the framework is able to add NoSQL features to a regular relational / SQL database, by storing JSON documents in TEXT columns.
http://blog.synopse.info/post/2015/08/23/SQLandNoSQL
You know certainly that our mORMot Open Source framework is an ORM, i.e. mapping objects to a relational / SQL database (Object Relational Mapping). You may have followed also that it is able to connect to a NoSQL database, like MongoDB, and that the objects are then mapped via an ODM (Object Document Mapping).
In fact, the framework is able to add NoSQL features to a regular relational / SQL database, by storing JSON documents in TEXT columns.
http://blog.synopse.info/post/2015/08/23/SQLandNoSQL
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