Re:3 reasons to use MongoDB
by ergo98 on Thursday September 09, 2010 @01:19PM
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>I'm no SQL guru, but won't that subselect will break down when users and events grow to the millions?
A moderately decent database server would have no issues in such a case, however yes, optimization would be case-specific, just as it would be with MongoDB. I was simply comparing readability of SQL for the example that you gave.
A moderately decent database server would have no issues in such a case, however yes, optimization would be case-specific, just as it would be with MongoDB. I was simply comparing readability of SQL for the example that you gave.