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SQL is a traditional relational database management system that uses a fixed schema and is optimized for complex joins and transactions, adhering to ACID properties. In contrast, MongoDB is a document-oriented NoSQL database that employs a dynamic schema, is optimized for scalability, and follows the CAP theorem. SQL is typically used for structured data in traditional applications, while MongoDB is suited for unstructured data and real-time web applications.

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SQL_vs_MongoDB_1688504639

SQL is a traditional relational database management system that uses a fixed schema and is optimized for complex joins and transactions, adhering to ACID properties. In contrast, MongoDB is a document-oriented NoSQL database that employs a dynamic schema, is optimized for scalability, and follows the CAP theorem. SQL is typically used for structured data in traditional applications, while MongoDB is suited for unstructured data and real-time web applications.

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SQL

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MongoDB
SQL (Structured Query Language) is
a traditional Relational database
management system (RDBMS) .

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MongoDB is a document-oriented
NoSQL database.
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.
SQL uses a fixed schema, where the
structure of the tables must be
defined before data can be
inserted.

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@manishkumarshah

MongoDB uses a dynamic schema,


where documents can have
different fields.
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@manishkumarshah
SQL is optimized for complex joins
and transactions.

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@manishkumarshah

MongoDB is optimized for


scalability and high performance.
SQL supports a rich set of data
types.

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@manishkumarshah

MongoDB has a limited set of data


types.
SQL uses a declarative query
language.

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MongoDB uses a more expressive


query language based on JSON.
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).
SQL is used in more traditional
business applications.

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@manishkumarshah

MongoDB is often used in big data


and real-time web applications.
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.

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