HI all
i want research about Nosql for my Thesis.
What is your Suggestion for which Scope in Nosql?
http://www.developpez.net/forums/f1743/bases-donnees/nosql/
Maybe that forum would be a better place to ask about NoSQL
[quote=167299:@Hadi Hashemi]HI all
i want research about Nosql for my Thesis.
What is your Suggestion for which Scope in Nosql?[/quote]
there is no “golden bullet” or “perfect” nosql database. You need to see what your needs are, and match them up with which nosql database works best for you.
thank you scott i not much understand your replay
now i should propose a subject for my Thesis MSC. i like work in nosql
i work in which scpoe?
may you give me your Yahoo id?
Maybe you can start with these conversations on the forum
https://forum.xojo.com/4652-do-you-use-nosql-databases/0
https://forum.xojo.com/5680-mongodb-xojo-driver-maybe
Then check this
https://github.com/alwyn1024/mongodb-xojodriver
and finally this
https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/What's_new_in_PostgreSQL_9.3#Writeable_Foreign_Tables
Good luck on your thesis
I see MongoDB has overtaken PostgreSQL in popularity, even if just slightly…
That’s funny. I just looked at that and saw that it is not because Postgresql’s popularity shrank, on the contrary it also grew.
It’s just that MongoDB’s popularity grew faster that Postgresql’s.
[quote=167961:@Dirk Cleenwerck]That’s funny. I just looked at that and saw that it is not because Postgresql’s popularity shrank, on the contrary it also grew.
It’s just that MongoDB’s popularity grew faster that Postgresql’s.[/quote]
there generally is more than one node in MongoDB for each “database” (they call them collections). So depending on how it is calculated on popularity, it could be a flawed count.
PostgreSQL has gotten a lot more popular in the recent few years. I know several major computer hardware vendors that used to use MySQL as their “internal” to their management app data storage, has switched to PostgreSQL due to licensing (and performance) issues. But apps like these don’t appear in the counts as they are not visible to the outside world.
The best part of this quote is you can take the nosql out of it and it remains just as true.
@Bob Coleman that is very true. and it is a quote I use over and over again. replace database withe storage array or backup appliance or so forth.
programming language 
yeah that too.