It\'s a hot topic in architect community \"Moving to NoSQL DB\". But my question is, Does NoSQL DB is capable enough to process huge database.
I am looking for an API that performs functionality roughly analogous to Rackspace Cloud Files / OpenStack Swift, Microsoft Azure Blob Storage, or Amazon S3 that can be run on a Windows Server.
Are there any workarounds to execute join-like query with NoSQL document database? Example: We need to select last month articles by users with rating more than thousand.
This is a continuation of the project from this post. I have the following model: public class Product {
Take this example model: public class Location { public string Id { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; }
I\'m implementing RavenDB in a project and after a few days trying the database i\'m now structuring this application but i\'m having a question.
I\'m trying to store a document in Raven - but a subclass hides a property on a base class - same name but different type. When I try and save it, I get this error:
I am thinking/evaluating of using RavenDB for the enterprise application our company is planning to build, My knowledge about this database system is not very wide. So I wonder if someone can help me
With Raven DB, there is a program called \"Smuggler\" which allows dumps to be taken of Raven DB. However, there is also an option within Raven DB Management Studio to \'Import/Export\' datab开发者_St
I\'m trying to write a unit test of a repository implementation. The repository uses RavenDB as a database. For the unit tests, I would like to mock the RavenDB parts. In order to create the mocks (fa