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SQL vs. NoSQL
NoSQL databases are all the rage, but the case to switch from SQL databases is not always as clear cut as you might have been led to believe. Know what's what, and then decide.
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Yes this article exactly matches the situation today with SQL/NoSQL movements.
Very good analysis.