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Manish Kumar Shah

SQL

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No SQL
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SQL, which stands for “Structured


Query Language,” is the programming
language that’s been widely used in
managing data in relational database
management systems (RDBMS).

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NoSQL stands for "not only SQL," and


refers to a non-relational or distributed
database. NoSQL databases use a
variety of data models, such as key-
value, document, columnar, and graph.
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SQL databases are best suited for


structured and predictable data.

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NoSQL databases are better for


unstructured and rapidly changing data.
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SQLdatabases are not suited for


hierarchical data storage.

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No SQL databases are best suited for


hierarchical data storage.
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SQL databases are often used for


transactions and complex queries.

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NoSQL databases are used for big data


and real-time web applications.
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SQL databases, such as MySQL, Oracle,


and Microsoft SQL Server, have a fixed
schema, meaning the structure of the
database is defined in advance and
cannot be changed easily.

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NoSQL (Not only SQL) databases, on the


other hand, do not have a fixed schema
and are often used to handle large
amounts of unstructured or semi-
structured data.
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In almost all situations SQL databases


are vertically scalable. This means that
you can increase the load on a single
server by increasing things like RAM,
CPU or SSD.

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NoSQL databases are horizontally


scalable. This means that you handle
more traffic by sharding, or adding
more servers in your NoSQL database.
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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).
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Examples: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle,


MS-SQL Server, etc.

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Examples: MongoDB, GraphQL, HBase,


Neo4j, Cassandra, etc.
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