March 2021
Beginner to intermediate
336 pages
9h 38m
English
A lot of information out there cannot be stored in a structural way. Consider the original document we wrote for this chapter. It is a document, and it has no structural elements in common with other documents delivered for this book, such as scripts, plan data, and notebooks. Storing these documents in the same table is not the best option, unless our table has a column for the title and another for the content—a really poor structure for a relational database.
In this chapter, we will cover other kinds of repositories for non-relational data.
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