NoSQL Syntax and Query Mechanisms
NoSQL Syntax and Query Mechanisms
NoSQL databases use diverse query mechanisms tailored to their specific data models. Below is an
overview:
1. **Key-Value Stores**
- Typical Operations:
- Increment/Decrement counters.
- Example in Redis:
GET user:1001
2. **Document Stores**
- Queries are based on fields and nested structures within JSON-like documents.
- Typical Operations:
- Example in MongoDB:
- Typical Operations:
- Range queries.
INSERT INTO users (id, name, age) VALUES ('1001', 'John Doe', 30);
4. **Graph Databases**
- Use graph query languages for traversing and analyzing relationships between nodes.
- Typical Operations:
- Pattern matching.
RETURN friend.name;
5. **Search-Based NoSQL**
- Typical Operations:
"query": {