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I think it’s just a matter of time the fact that I’ll try a No-SQL DB. The more I read the more I’m convinced. This document start in the correct way:
But we’re not anti-relational-database for when that really is the best tool for the job; it’s “Not Only SQL,” rather than “No SQL at all.
One of my thoughts:
Relational DBs are useful if a non-predetermined query must be executed with frequency. But if I have to execute the same query, regulary, I think that these DB have to say something.
I wait probably a .NET native NoSQL DB.
