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- A look at UNQL
UNQL shows, that it is possible to query document databases with an SQL like syntax, by making only minimal changes. However by trying to keep the changes minimal, it misses a lot of chances to create a more powerful and more readable query language.Read ... - Federated Query Language - Implementation
FQL implementation has started in earnest. This post explains the what and where of the reference implementation.Read more...Tags : fql - MongoMunich - NOSQL Conference in Munich 6/10/2010
Munich, October 6th, 12:00-18:00 Concepts, Hands on Practices and Reporting Read more...Tags : conference, fql, mongodb, nosql
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- Re: MongoMunich - NOSQL Conference in Munich 6/10/2010
So how to you interface mongodb and reports anywhere? - Re: Reporting Options for NoSql databases
Currently we are choosing betweenCassandra, Redis, MongoDB and CouchDB, but we need a reporting tool which will have navite support of data store. - Re: Reporting Options for NoSql databases
Yes, it has. Not for all yet, but we are adding more drivers. Which one are you interested in?
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