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by mdpopescu
3219 days ago
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> I think because NoSQL is a way of saying the DB should not be magically answering random queries. The reason this is wrong is something that Codd et al learned a while ago: the data is MORE IMPORTANT than the application. Applications change and/or become obsolete; the data doesn't. You will still need to query the same database 50 years from now, but you likely won't have the same application to do it with. That means that everything that is important to the data (schema, constraints and so on) needs to stay with the data. |
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