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I think the question of whether to you use a relational database such as PostgreSQL or a nonrelational "noSQL" one such as MongoDB comes to your data structure and access patterns. I'm a developer of the Mongo interface, and am looking to get more use cases and feedback for it, so I'd be interested to see more about your usage scenario.
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I think the question of whether to you use a relational database such as PostgreSQL or a nonrelational "noSQL" one such as MongoDB comes to your data structure and access patterns. I'm a developer of the Mongo interface, and am looking to get more use cases and feedback for it, so I'd be interested to see more about your usage scenario.scenario. Feel free to email me directly (bhaskara@willowgarage.com).
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I think the question of whether to you use a relational database such as PostgreSQL or a nonrelational "noSQL" one such as MongoDB comes to your data structure and access patterns. I'm a developer of the Mongo interface, and am looking to get more use cases and feedback for it, so I'd be interested to see more about your usage scenario. Feel free to email me directly (bhaskara@willowgarage.com).(my username AT willowgarage.com).
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I think the question of whether to you use a relational database such as PostgreSQL or a nonrelational "noSQL" one such as MongoDB comes to your data structure and access patterns. In MongoDB, data is stored in a nested manner similar to XML documents or JSON, in contrast to tables connected by relations as in relational DBs.
I'm a developer of the Mongo interface, and am looking to get more use cases and feedback for it, so I'd be interested to see more about your usage scenario. Feel free to email me directly (my username AT willowgarage.com).
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I think the question of whether to you use a relational database such as PostgreSQL or a nonrelational "noSQL" one such as MongoDB comes down to your data structure and access patterns. In MongoDB, data is stored in a nested manner similar to XML documents or JSON, in contrast to tables connected by relations as in relational DBs.
I'm a developer of the Mongo interface, interface (http://www.ros.org/wiki/mongo_roscpp), and am looking to get more use cases and feedback for it, so I'd be interested to see more about your usage scenario. Feel free to email me directly (my username AT willowgarage.com).
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