Cal Paterson • 11/6/2019

Non-relational bear-traps

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This technical article analyzes key problems developers face with non-relational databases, especially without strong domain knowledge. It argues that schema changes, like modifying a primary key or access pattern, are often harder in non-relational systems than in relational databases, contradicting a common perception of their flexibility.

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