"NOSQL" doesn't mean "no ACID". There are plenty of NOSQL DBs that are ACID compliant.
And SQL is not the only way to write your queries. There are a lot more QLs.
Even though what you say it's true, my comment is still correct and relevant to the OP.
Also, of the NoSQL DBs that support ACID, I wouldn't touch them for any serious work or primary data at least. None of them are battle-tested in the same way Postgres is for example.
And again, people who really need these type of DBs fall into the 1%, and I'm being very generous.
Also, of the NoSQL DBs that support ACID, I wouldn't touch them for any serious work or primary data at least. None of them are battle-tested in the same way Postgres is for example.
And again, people who really need these type of DBs fall into the 1%, and I'm being very generous.