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Recently there's been a lot of people lamenting the sheep like mentality of picking RDBMS (and with it ORMs) as the way to model persistence, without first considering solutions that do not suffer the object-relational impedance mismatch.
Many of the arguments for having to use RDBMS' are easily shot down, such as the relentless requirements for adhoc reporting against production data (If your OLTP and OLAP are the same DB you are doing it wrong™.) But just because the arguments for picking an RDBMS are often ill-considered, the reasons for abandoning it also seem to suffer from some depth of consideration.
Posted by girish.r 1205 days ago (http://www.claassen.net)
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