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| | Ask HN: Research into stateless RDBMS | | 3 points by jayshua on May 1, 2016 | hide | past | favorite | 2 comments | | I've been wondering if there has been any research into stateless RDBMS. To clarify: the schema of a relational database is very state oriented. You create your tables, and then alter them over time with your data. Every attempt to turn this into a stateless system that I've come across has suffered from the problem of data loss. A static file describing the "current state" of the database schema (this table has these columns, etc.) does not allow the system to know whether a particular column was renamed, or one column deleted and another added. Anyone know of any research into this question? |
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