Message from JavaScript discussions
December 2018
— I used to use SQLite to test PHP apps
NoSQL is not a shell-level tool, that's implementation-specific to any DBMS
ASCII files is a misrepresentation, many NoSQL databases (Mongo, SQLite, etc) store stuff in a binary form that is unreadable to the mentioned tools
No, the form of each file is NOT defined at all, since again, NoSQL is an umbrella term
— ^
— SQLite does not do ascii, has no real shell-level tools, so it wouldn't fit either even if it was in fact NoSQL
— There's some UTF8 readable ASCII embedded in there
— I think the overall format is something else though
— Probably, but that's probably true for many SQLs as well
— Store as string -> will probably be a string on disk somewhere, inside a binary format
— I think ive got the idea behind nosql umbrella🤤 its client side database control
— Server is dumb, client is smart. and for sql database its the reverse
— No
— You can't make these assumptions