Do you think that a database query language that properly conforms to the relational model will ever over take SQL?

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▶Anonymous 04/30/19 (Tue) 11:14:04 No.1060360 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Do you think that a database query language that properly conforms to the relational model will ever over take SQL?

▶Anonymous 04/30/19 (Tue) 13:44:41 No.1060373

not soon. the rise of nosql has literally caused pepople to use ass backwards db design simply because they can and computers are fast now. until that fad dies and more focus goes on real db design, those using sql will just continue on he current trend. reliable and fundamental for so long, i dont see it changing.

▶Anonymous 04/30/19 (Tue) 14:12:01 No.1060375>>1060397

Why do you want another language to describe relations? What is wrong with SQL for describing relations in a relational database?

▶Anonymous 04/30/19 (Tue) 16:18:46 No.1060397

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>Why do you want another language to describe relations?

Because SQL isn't Rust which means that SQL is memory unsafe.

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