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Add No-SQL Database Support #408

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shrijayan opened this issue May 4, 2024 · 0 comments
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Add No-SQL Database Support #408

shrijayan opened this issue May 4, 2024 · 0 comments

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Description: This feature request proposes adding support for No-SQL databases to the vanna project. No-SQL databases are a type of database that is not based on the relational model. They are a good option for storing data that does not fit well into a relational schema, such as JSON data.

Benefits:

  • Increased flexibility: No-SQL databases can store a wider variety of data types than relational databases.
  • Improved scalability: No-SQL databases can scale more easily than relational databases.
  • Reduced complexity: No-SQL databases can simplify the development process by eliminating the need to design and manage relational schemas.

Drawbacks:

  • Potential for increased complexity: While No-SQL databases can simplify the development process in some cases, they can also introduce complexity if not used carefully.
  • Limited querying capabilities: No-SQL databases may not offer the same level of querying capabilities as relational databases.

Proposed Implementation:

  • The vanna project should be extended to support a popular No-SQL database, such as MongoDB or Firebase.
  • The project should provide a way for users to connect to their No-SQL database instance.
  • The project should provide a way for users to query and manipulate their data in the No-SQL database.

I hope this helps!

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