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DATABASE - 7

NoSQL

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are non-relational databases designed to store and manage large volumes of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data. Unlike traditional relational databases, NoSQL databases provide flexible schemas and high scalability. NoSQL databases (“Not Only SQL”)
are important because modern applications generate huge amounts of diverse data that traditional relational databases may struggle to handle efficiently. NoSQL databases
are classified into different types based on how they store and manage data. NoSQL databases
Types of NoSQL Databases - Document databases - Column-family database - Graph databases
Features of Document Database Flexible schema Faster creation and maintenance No foreign keys Open formats
Documents in the database has a flexible schema. It means the documents in the database need not be the same schema. Flexible schema Column-family databases
the creation of documents is easy and minimal maintenance is required once we create the document Faster creation and maintenance
Documents are independent, so relationships are not enforced and foreign keys are not required No foreign keys
To build a document we use XML, JSON, and others. Open formats
organize data into columns rather than rows, making them efficient for large-scale data processing. Column-family databases are designed for handling massive datasets and analytical workloads. Column-family databases
store data using nodes and relationships, making them suitable for connected Graph databases
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