Why is there no database language competitor to SQL?
Why is there no database language competitor to SQL?
Brayden James
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Jordan Cooper
Because it's perfect.
Brody Phillips
>she hasn't heard of Datalog
Jeremiah Bailey
there is mongo(l)db what is especially popular with nu-devs
Cooper Perry
What about nosql ja.wikipedia.org
Ryan Powell
Datalog in EDN (datomic and the bunch) is better
Anthony Nguyen
For the most part, changes would be syntax/cosmetic. Just a different t way of typing the same thing. And SQL is old, people know it and all the kinks have been worked out. Lindy technology.
This is unless you want to go all the way and do something like Datalog
Cameron Reyes
Relational databases are the only thing complicated enough to need a querying language. Unless you count Regex for text stores.
Brandon Reed
Just do it on access.
youtu.be
Look this totally not-a-microsoft-shill is saying it's da best.
Wyatt Edwards
Excel
Evan Robinson
>she
there are no women here faggot
Matthew Lee
clearly no men here either
Chase Reyes
Hunter Gutierrez
FoxPro died.
Xavier Flores
Isn't it funny how the first thing leftists, soicucks, and feminists do when cornered is strike out at your masculinity, which they believe is toxic and proudly state should be eradicated from society? It's almost like they don't even believe their own bullshit.
Tyler Hughes
Since this is a database thread :
If you have a MySQL server running on your PC and a service that communicates with it on the same machine, you send your packets at the localhost address.
But does it simply sends them to the DB with something like a socket ?
Asher Walker
yes
Austin Richardson
So it would be simpler to just use SQLite if nobody else is running the same service except me, right ?
Thomas Hughes
>your masculinity
Masculine men don't post on 4weebs.
Henry Ross
On Unix, you can connect to the mysqld server by using two different ways
>a Unix socket file
(for example, /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock)
or by using TCP/IP
(for example, 127.0.0.1:3306).
A connection that is created with a Unix socket file is faster than TCP/IP but can only be used when connecting to a server on the same computer. When you use a Unix socket file, you can skip a hostname and port in the connection string.
Jeremiah Johnson
socket is whats used for network traffic
Juan Rogers
Old school, pre-dotNET ASP with Access is peak comfy web development.
Jose Young
>complicated
Nigger, they need a search language because they are LARGE not complicated.
Xavier Evans
By Unix socket you are talking about Berkeley sockets? I learnt about but I never used it and forgot about it completely.
So when you are sending your data to the hostname with TCP/IP, you are still routing your data, but not when you use a Unix socket.