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"tag:"nosql""
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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. |
23-Aug-2011 11:02:00 |
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MongoMunich - NOSQL Conference in Munich 6/10/2010
Munich, October 6th, 12:00-18:00 Concepts, Hands on Practices and Reporting |
08-Sep-2010 09:18:00 |
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A short explanation of the NoSQL data model.
While NoSQL datasbases seem to differ widely, there are actually two simple but important capabilites they share. Read how this increases scalability and expressive power of NoSQL models. |
25-Jun-2010 16:39:00 |
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Rationale for a common query language for "NoSql Databases"
It is not only the scalability, but also the richer data model that make NoSQL databases attractive for general business use. Leaving SQL behind offers the prospect of significant cost reductions through both reduced developer effort and server power. A ... |
22-Jun-2010 16:24:00 |
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Transferring Complex Data to a Reporting App
When reporting on non-sql data, one needs a mechanism to get the data from the application to the reporting engine. Message protocols seem like a good solution for that. I have looked at Apaches Avro or Thrift and Googles Protocol Buffers for this ... |
01-Jun-2010 09:54:00 |
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NoSql Databases - the new and the not so new
No-Sql database products have been around for a long time. They are used in large enterprises in mission critical projects. This shows that the concepts work, and are ready for enterprise use. They also show that they allow higly productive development ... |
30-Apr-2010 16:07:45 |
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Reporting Options for NoSql databases
Which reporting tools support NoSql databases natively? What are the other options? Why relational reporting tools don't work with NoSql databases. |
16-Apr-2010 19:09:00 |