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Re: NoSQL Use 12 Years Ago by LastMitch …key/values will not harm performance? Read this: http://nosql.mypopescu.com/post/659390374/comparing-document-databases-to-key-… Apparently you are asking about whether how to used NOSQL (**MangoDB**). You know there's alot of database …a relational setup: Read this about the features on NoSQL have: http://blog.monitis.com/index.php/2011/05… NoSQL forums 11 Years Ago by ndeniche With the constant growth of NoSQL databases, wouldn't it be convenient if Daniweb had a nosql forum? Maybe not specialized forums like MSSQL, MySQL or Oracle, but a general forum for NoSQL database systems. NoSQL Use 12 Years Ago by dshiells Hi all, I've been looking into NoSQL (particularily MangoDB) and am liking what I see. I have … document could expand indefinitely. Or is this the point of NoSQL and am I stuck in a relational mindset?? Thanks! Re: NoSQL Use 12 Years Ago by dshiells … better for statistical analysis. Is that how to use MangoDB/NoSQL or should I be using a different document per value… going to eventually cause performance issues? Or is that what NoSQL was designed for? Hope that all makes sense! Re: NoSQL forums 11 Years Ago by happygeek The idea is that such things should now be posted in the [Web Devlelopment|Databases](http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/databases/16) category and tagged as NoSQL noSQL data format 6 Years Ago by mikewax Hello everyone, is there some document that explains the data format for a noSQL DB file? or maybe someplace where i can download some sample noSQL files to look at without having to set up a DB system on my PC first? thanx mike Re: NoSQL Use 12 Years Ago by LastMitch … document could expand indefinitely. Or is this the point of NoSQL and am I stuck in a relational mindset?? It would… NoSQL or RDBMS 9 Years Ago by vikasmca2k11 Which one is the best RDBMS or NoSQL and Why ? Re: NoSQL or RDBMS 9 Years Ago by diafol If you.re using something like nodejs then NoSql makes sense. We need more info. Ripples still expanding from NoSQL Database host MongoHQ hack 11 Years Ago by happygeek Last week, the NoSQL database host MongoHQ suffered a breach which exposed customer files, … Re: NoSQL forums 11 Years Ago by ndeniche Oh, so in the general forum? I'm so used to navigating directly to the specific forums I forget those even exist. I just thought that, given the fact that not everyone tags their posts, a specialized forum might help on keeping those threads organized in the database general forum. Re: NoSQL forums 11 Years Ago by ~s.o.s~ > I just thought that, given the fact that not everyone tags their posts, a specialized forum might help on keeping those threads organized in the database general forum. Well, the idea is to encourage everyone to start tagging their posts. If the users/posters don't themselves tag it, you can flag it as a bad post as one of the moderators will… Re: NoSQL forums 11 Years Ago by deceptikon > I'm so used to navigating directly to the specific forums I forget those even exist. Prior to the current system, you couldn't post directly to the categories, which I think is a big part of the confusion. > should be interesting to see how this pans out. :) Yup. I'm hoping it works out. ;) Re: NoSQL forums 11 Years Ago by ndeniche > with new technologies coming in so quick, one forum per topic model is very difficult to maintain I agree. Also, I'm glad Daniweb adopted this *hybrid* method, since I for one get lost on places like SO and never go further than the first page :P but that may be just a design/layout issue I have with the site. Re: NoSQL forums 11 Years Ago by Reverend Jim >Well, the idea is to encourage everyone to start tagging their posts. It's hard enough getting users to create a decent title let alone a coherent question. I can't see them going to the trouble of creating sensible tags. Re: noSQL data format 6 Years Ago by rproffitt Maybe a lite version. http://www.litedb.org/ takes the dll and your code in say C#. Re: NoSQL or RDBMS 9 Years Ago by rproffitt That's too big a question. My choice of the database varies with my application. If on a web then I go with the usual SQL or what's included with the web host package. If it's an app I go with SQLite since it's self-contained, embeddable, zero-configuration SQL database engine. Try refining your question. Re: Ripples still expanding from NoSQL Database host MongoHQ hack 11 Years Ago by long.duckdong.1848 Here's what I did to prevent future attacks - stop using Sunrise. What a bunch of maroons. how to make a search engine with nutch and cassandra? 11 Years Ago by ferfer … and cassandra as my database,I have to use a nosql database(because my teacher wants me to do),now my… somehow confused. by the way does solr counted as a nosql database?excuse me,I am new to them all. Digg Trying To Outshovel the Competition 14 Years Ago by CatRambo …." [URL="http://about.digg.com/blog/saying-yes-nosql-going-steady-cassandra/"]John Quinn, Digg's VP of… Writing Server-side JavaScript with node.js 14 Years Ago by jeffcogswell …, listing all sorts of databases, including MongoDB and CouchDB for NoSQL options. What about Speed? But wait! This is JavaScript we… Creating an activity stream? 13 Years Ago by sacarias40 … an activity stream. I'm working in php and MongoDb (noSql). The site can post articles, users can promote articles or… Creating an activity stream? 13 Years Ago by sacarias40 … an activity stream. I'm working in php and MongoDb (noSql). The site can post articles, users can promote articles or… Following and Followers Database design 13 Years Ago by sacarias40 … explenation on how i can achieve this by using a NoSql database such as the one i listed? Thank you Re: Following and Followers Database design 13 Years Ago by diafol Could you say why you're using a NoSQL? Re: Following and Followers Database design 13 Years Ago by sacarias40 I'm using nosql because its easier to setup, easier to work with, and performs faster. Re: Following and Followers Database design 13 Years Ago by pritaeas [QUOTE=sacarias40;1718423]I'm using nosql because its ... and performs faster.[/QUOTE] Based on what ? Am curious. Re: Following and Followers Database design 13 Years Ago by diafol follow_id (PK, optional field) user_id (FK) follower_id (FK, also user id) datefollowed (datefield, optional) Like that? You select on user_id = yourself to see the number and flavour of followers. You search follower_id = yourself to see who you're following. SO, is your DB huge? Curious about NoSQL as well. Re: Following and Followers Database design 13 Years Ago by sacarias40 …, since people following people will get rather large rather quickly. NoSql in the case of MongoDb is pretty sweet though, i… Re: Following and Followers Database design 13 Years Ago by diafol Interesting, I had a look at NoSQL, but didn't see the point. Perhaps I'll give it another look. :) Thanks.