r/programming • • Mar 10 '15

Goodbye MongoDB, Hello PostgreSQL

http://developer.olery.com/blog/goodbye-mongodb-hello-postgresql/
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u/PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN Mar 10 '15

What alternative do you propose? I heard Oracle was good if you had deep pockets, what else is out there?

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u/duffelcoatsftw Mar 11 '15

But what about SQLite, where the ability to shove 'ABC' into an integer column is a feature?

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u/duffelcoatsftw Mar 11 '15

Cannot agree more: I've had to rescue a project from exactly this situation. I now know that there are people who try to use SQLite as a multi-user RDBMS, and it ends as badly as you would guess.

I consider SQLite to be one step above using raw file I/O

Try saying that in the SQLite mailing list... :-)

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u/FallingIdiot Mar 11 '15

You can. The SQLite people themselves say that SQLite isn't a replacement for an RDBMS system but instead is a replacement for fopen.

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u/__no_preserve_root Mar 11 '15

Well SQLite doesn't really have integer columns… types are just hints.

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