On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Josh Berkus wrote:
I have a very good sense of the strengths of relational databases. But
they are also limited when it comes to object orientaed data (like XML
records). I though arrays would be a way to simply the complexity you get
when you try and map objects to relations.
so a couple more questions then
Is Cache open source?
are the XML databases that are evolved and sophisticated enough to use in
production environments.
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> of thought behind it -- it can solve a lot of problems.
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> 2) Shift over to an XML database or a full-blown OODB (like Cache').
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> Good luck.
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