I’m working on a research project of building a replication framework from relational database to document oriented (non-relational/nosql) database system. This is to fulfill the research requirement of the MSc degree. The POC would be developed to demonstrate the solution by using MS SQL Server (relational) and mongoDB (document oriented). I would like to hear any comments/thoughts about this from the community.
I started a discussion on this in LinkedIn mongoDB user group and received couple of valuable comments. Many thanks for those who given the comments.
You can see them here.
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