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by seanhunter
1352 days ago
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A database can hold state but it can also easily hold a ledger/transaction log. Or both. Most of the databases I have built or worked on end up organically evolving to have both "state tables" and "event tables" where event tables record state transitions broadly speaking. That's just a very natural way to model systems where you need to capture information about the state changes (eg when they happen etc). |
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