August 2012
Intermediate to advanced
192 pages
4h 55m
English
A key-value store is a simple hash table, primarily used when all access to the database is via primary key. Think of a table in a traditional RDBMS with two columns, such as ID and NAME, the ID column being the key and NAME column storing the value. In an RDBMS, the NAME column is restricted to storing data of type String. The application can provide an ID and VALUE and persist the pair; if the ID already exists the current value is overwritten, otherwise a new entry is created. Let’s look at how terminology compares in Oracle and Riak.

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