Should have elaborated, by access patterns I was referring to proportion of readers to writers, the distribution of load over time, the distribution of transaction sizes, so on.
Although your discussion of query language is an interesting one – that the goal is essentially efficient (de-)serialization with "retrieval-from-other-process" costs that are minimal for your workload and subset of query space.
Should have elaborated, by access patterns I was referring to proportion of readers to writers, the distribution of load over time, the distribution of transaction sizes, so on.
Although your discussion of query language is an interesting one – that the goal is essentially efficient (de-)serialization with "retrieval-from-other-process" costs that are minimal for your workload and subset of query space.