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by jacques_chester
2025 days ago
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The original sin of SQL is that it begins without memory. The original sin of Kafka is that it begins with only memory. To me the right middle way is relational temporal tables[0]. You get both the memoryless query/update convenience and the ability to travel through time. [0] SQL:2011 introduced temporal data, but in a slightly janky just-so-happens-to-fit-Oracle's-preference kind of way. |
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