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Do Continuous Views work with table-table joins, or must there always be at least one stream present? The documentation[1] doesn't specify.

If so, this could be an interesting alternative to RethinkDB's changefeeds, as RethinkDB doesn't support joins on the change stream.

[1] http://docs.pipelinedb.com/joins.html




Founder @ PipelineDB here (hi Slava!)

Currently continuous views must read from a stream. However, in the very near future it will possible to write to streams from triggers, which would probably give you enough flexibility to model the behavior you want if you could conceptualize a table as a stream of changes.


Founder @ RethinkDB here.

Our next release (2.1) is due in about three weeks and includes automatic failover/high availability. Feeds on table joins (and other greatly expanded feed functionality) will be in 2.2, which should happen ~6-8 weeks after 2.1.

(Sorry to jump in with a shameless plug; what PipelineDB is doing is super-cool; I also met the founders a few times, and they're awesome, smart, and very driven people -- I'm really excited about what PipelineDB has to offer!)


Would be mind-expanding if shell redirection could be used for that, e.g.

> diff <(cat a.txt) <(cat b.txt)




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