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    SQL Vs MongoDB

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    The document compares SQL and MongoDB databases. SQL uses tables with rows and columns to store structured data with a fixed schema. It is optimized for complex joins and transactions. MongoDB stores data in collections of JSON-like documents with a dynamic schema. It is optimized for scalability and high performance with big data and real-time applications. Both have pros and cons depending on the use case and type of data.

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    SQL Vs MongoDB

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    The document compares SQL and MongoDB databases. SQL uses tables with rows and columns to store structured data with a fixed schema. It is optimized for complex joins and transactions. MongoDB stores data in collections of JSON-like documents with a dynamic schema. It is optimized for scalability and high performance with big data and real-time applications. Both have pros and cons depending on the use case and type of data.

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    The document compares SQL and MongoDB databases. SQL uses tables with rows and columns to store structured data with a fixed schema. It is optimized for complex joins and transactions. MongoDB stores data in collections of JSON-like documents with a dynamic schema. It is optimized for scalability and high performance with big data and real-time applications. Both have pros and cons depending on the use case and type of data.

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    SQL Vs MongoDB

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    Mohd Aktharpasha
    The document compares SQL and MongoDB databases. SQL uses tables with rows and columns to store structured data with a fixed schema. It is optimized for complex joins and transactions. MongoDB stores data in collections of JSON-like documents with a dynamic schema. It is optimized for scalability and high performance with big data and real-time applications. Both have pros and cons depending on the use case and type of data.

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    Manish Kumar Shah

    SQL

    Vs -------------------------------------
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    MongoDB
    Manish Kumar Shah

    SQL (Structured Query Language) is


    a traditional Relational database
    management system (RDBMS) .

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    MongoDB is a document-oriented
    NoSQL database.
    Manish Kumar Shah

    In SQL, data is stored in tables with


    rows and columns.

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    In MongoDB, data is stored in


    collections of JSON-like
    documents.
    Manish Kumar Shah

    SQL uses a fixed schema, where the


    structure of the tables must be
    defined before data can be
    inserted.

    -------------------------------------------------
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    MongoDB uses a dynamic schema,


    where documents can have
    different fields.
    Manish Kumar Shah

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    Manish Kumar Shah

    SQL is optimized for complex joins


    and transactions.

    -------------------------------------------------
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    MongoDB is optimized for


    scalability and high performance.
    Manish Kumar Shah

    SQL supports a rich set of data


    types.

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    MongoDB has a limited set of data


    types.
    Manish Kumar Shah

    SQL uses a declarative query


    language.

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    MongoDB uses a more expressive


    query language based on JSON.
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    SQL databases follow ACID


    properties (Atomicity, Consistency,
    Isolation and Durability).

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    NoSQL database follows the


    Brewers CAP theorem (Consistency,
    Availability and Partition
    tolerance).
    Manish Kumar Shah

    SQL is used in more traditional


    business applications.

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    MongoDB is often used in big data


    and real-time web applications.
    Manish Kumar Shah

    A great choice if you have


    structured data and need a
    traditional relational database.

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    An ideal choice if you have


    unstructured and/or structured
    data with the potential for rapid
    growth.
    Manish Kumar Shah

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