I prefer an RDBMS because I tend to integrate with other
> projects/languages at the RDBMS level. The other advantage is that the
> RDBMS are much better tested because they're in wider use.
I second carls opinion. With RDBMS you easily create a gui app that
connects to the db used by some web apps. and best thing GUI is
completly independent of web app. I mean I can have my web app in
python and my gui in c++ or vice versa. More over OODBMS's are way too
language specific due to the differences in object models in various
languages.
But if you know of an OODBMS that understands the object model of
python, java, .net, c++, ruby, perl, php etc. and translates between
them transparently, I will use that.
Answered by
Koushik
at
7:16 AM on October 28, 2008