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Relational Databases Get a Hard Time

TonyBain
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The NoSQL event has triggered a bit of a hard time for the RDBMS the last week.  I won’t add any commentary as this follows what I have been talking about for a while, but here are some of the links.  Most notable is Michael Stonebraker’s post on the ACM site.

  • The End of a DBMS Era (Might be Upon Us)
  • Relational databases are dead — who knew?
  • No to SQL? Anti-database movement gains steam 


Link to original postInnovations in information management

Giant TortoiseImage via Wikipedia

The NoSQL event has triggered a bit of a hard time for the RDBMS the last week.  I won’t add any commentary as this follows what I have been talking about for a while, but here are some of the links.  Most notable is Michael Stonebraker’s post on the ACM site.

  • The End of a DBMS Era (Might be Upon Us)
  • Relational databases are dead — who knew?
  • No to SQL? Anti-database movement gains steam 


Link to original postInnovations in information management

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