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SQL Vs Nosql & Dbms Vs Rdbms

The document compares SQL and NoSQL databases, highlighting that SQL is structured and follows ACID principles, while NoSQL is flexible and scalable. It also contrasts DBMS and RDBMS, noting that DBMS stores data as files without relationships, whereas RDBMS organizes data in tables with relationships and enhanced security. The conclusion suggests using SQL/RDBMS for structured data and NoSQL/DBMS for flexible storage needs.

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SQL Vs Nosql & Dbms Vs Rdbms

The document compares SQL and NoSQL databases, highlighting that SQL is structured and follows ACID principles, while NoSQL is flexible and scalable. It also contrasts DBMS and RDBMS, noting that DBMS stores data as files without relationships, whereas RDBMS organizes data in tables with relationships and enhanced security. The conclusion suggests using SQL/RDBMS for structured data and NoSQL/DBMS for flexible storage needs.

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SQL VS NOSQL

DBMS VS RDBMS
ABDELRAHMAN HISHAM KHALIL
231000360
SQL VS NOSQL

STRUCTURED QUERY
LANGUAGE NOT ONLY SQL
• Relational databases • Non-relational databases
• Vertically scalable • Horizontally scalable
• Table with fixed rows & • Dynamic
columns • Example: MongoDB
• Example: MySQL
DBMS VS RDBMS

DATABASE MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM RELATIONAL DBMS
• Stores data as files • Stores data in tabular form
• No relationships • Relationships between tables
• Slow data fetching • Fast data fetching
• Low security levels • Multiple levels of security
• Example: XML • Example: MySQL
CONCLUSION

• SQL vs NoSQL
SQL is structured and follows ACID; NoSQL is flexible and scalable.

• DBMS vs RDBMS
DBMS manages data; RDBMS enforces relationships and is more secure.

• Which to Choose?
Use SQL/RDBMS for structured data and NoSQL/DBMS for flexible storage.

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