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>> Apparently there's a distributed database system written in Erlang,
>> but I didn't find any mention of
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> Mnesia. They were originally going to call it Amnesia, but someone
> pointed out that naming a database system after an illness characterized
> by forgetting things is probably a bad idea.
>
> It's a cute little system, but it has its flaws.
> http://www.erlang.org/doc/man/mnesia.html
An object/relational hybrid "suitable for telecommunications applications"?
It says it has "extremely fast real-time searches", but it also says
that the query language is "an add-on library"?
Reading the rest of the documentation just made my head hurt. I
particularly love how a "table" can be "set", "ordered set" or "bag",
but only the first and last option are explained.
A reference manual is no way to learn how to use a complex system.
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