querying

Usually that means you'll be querying only one collection at time.

For smallish amounts of content, re-querying the entire dataset out of pouch every time a change happens works fine.

It is a DSL for querying object collections (a similar use case to the code here).

Of course, in the end it turned out that the author was querying if the OS buffer had bytes in it, as opposed to querying if there was any application data available.

I can see how a system like he describes supports nicely querying data, how do it help a component that needs to trigger modifying data?

Strong Database querying skills and knowledge of both relational and key value storage models.

But fundamentally the job is about querying, aggregating and representing data -- the methods by which these are done may be more complex, but the goals of the data are the same.

Not working for Microsoft, but generally big companies have a don't say anything policy except redirect the person querying something to public relations.

It appears that the Querying content is in the Joins section.

But what I was querying was, is this implicitness a good move in general.

We recently added an interface for getting/querying with a `pg` connection directly and we're using that to implement transactions in a few critical places.

> So if i'm following this right, querying the builtin DNS server for a.key actually triggers DHT lookup and NAT setup?

It's pretty clear that SQL won, although ideas from “NoSQL” have been assimilated, i.e., storing and querying semi-structured or unstructured data in an otherwise relational data model.

Querying a DNC list is not a problem in which you will ever not be able to buy more RAM, it's trivially parallel, if for some reason DNC lists ever outpace Moore's law, just buy another system.