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i need to convience my project manager ;)

-he read that indexing is significantly higher than e.g. mysql -
my answer was that indexing is not affecting performance because it is a
one time action ....

-another point is general performance of about e.g. 200.000 documents in 
a single
database ... how is disk usage when maintaining versioning of each 
document ?
-can the versioning be deactivated or deleted ?!

and finally it is about handling huge movie files ( production 720p 
files ) which
must be handled somehow, what happens if an upload fails, or should a 
proxy like
php be used to receive those files, and just store a reference in the 
couchdb ?

thx in advance
ck