Transactional to Relational Transactional approaches are generally helpful in complicated systems. Transactions are typically discrete exchanges of resources with a short term focus. Depending on the ...

A relational business model eventually results in a “client family” (of friends and the “generations” of successive clients they introduced to you), whereas a transactional model results ...

It's a short interview, but every question reveals insight into the Jim's thoughts on the relational model, SQL, security, standards and more.

The introduction of increased transactional capability into non-relational databases makes sense-in the same way that providing SQL layers on top of Hadoop and many other non-relational stores makes ...

Ironically, the demand for NoSQL did not come about because of problems with the SQL language. The demand is due to the strong consistency and transactional integrity of NoSQL. In a transactional ...