Continuation of the previous post... Why wouldn’t the noSQL providers use SQL as a starting point? Take SQL standard, relax transactional requirements from ACID to BASE, add functions for searching in columns, add a…
My assertion means that relational algebra without Cartesian product operator can be used for noSQL databases, except graph databases. Primitive operators of relational algebra such as projection, selection and set…
I'm amazed how people tend to overcomplicate simple things. Isn't the noSQL algebra is just relational algebra without the Cartesian product operator?
Continuation of the previous post... Why wouldn’t the noSQL providers use SQL as a starting point? Take SQL standard, relax transactional requirements from ACID to BASE, add functions for searching in columns, add a…
My assertion means that relational algebra without Cartesian product operator can be used for noSQL databases, except graph databases. Primitive operators of relational algebra such as projection, selection and set…
I'm amazed how people tend to overcomplicate simple things. Isn't the noSQL algebra is just relational algebra without the Cartesian product operator?