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  <title>When NOT to choose SQL Server to store your data</title>
  <description>I wrote a blog post inspired by Stephen Vakil's excellent suggested interview question, but I inverted it: When should you NOT choose SQL Server to store your data?  My thoughts: * When you don't actually need a database * When you're not using structured data * When you want pure analytics, or something other than a workload involving OLTP * When you need to write to multiple nodes for a single database * When your team wants a PAAS solution (lil pedantic on this, the hosted versions are slightly different) * When your team needs a cheap solution  What do you think? This podcast is available in blog post form:  https://littlekendra.com/2023/06/21/when-not-to-choose-sql-server/  </description>
  <author_name>Dear SQL DBA</author_name>
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