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Re:  Streaming XML        (WAS: More on taming SAX (wasRe: [xml


Daniela Florescu wrote:
>>  I was quite surprised
>> to lean that some of my queries were significantly
>> easier to understand and write using xBase (index based
>> iterators, linked with other iterstors if necessary)
>> than using SQL.
> 
> 
> !? Com' on Karl.
> 
> If you add/remove an index you have to rewrite your xBase
> application. If the volume of data or the frequency of queries
> changes you gave to rewrite your application. Etc. Etc. Etc.

Just wanted to add: Your queries determine where you need an index,
so if you add/remove an index, there is likely a reason to
change/add/remove a query. That might be quite complicated too.
Or you change your backend - you very likely have to rewrite
quite a few queries - SQL isn't as standardized as it seems.
And that is from experience too.

The best way is to hide your data access specifics
in a separate layer. That's the lesson to learn, not
that one should always use SQL.

Karl

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