MySQL vs MongoDB | Difference between MongoDB and MySQL | NoSQL database | mongodb collection

Опубликовано: 07 Май 2023
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MySQL vs MongoDB | Difference between MongoDB and MySQL | NoSQL database | Mongodb Collection
MongoDB is an open-source non-relational DBMS
MongoDB is a document-based system
MongoDB is NoSQL database
Data is stored in collection and represented in JSON(Javascript Object Notation) like documents
MongoDB uses the MongoDB Query Language (MQL)
MongoDB documents’ schema-less nature makes it simple to build

MySQL is an open-source relational database management System
MySQL is a table-structured system
MySQL is a SQL based database that uses structured Query language to handle
record is stored as a table-cell structure with rows and column
MySQL uses SQL, which is a structured query language
MySQL database is less flexible in comparison to MongoDB because of its schema design.
MySQL supports JOIN operation

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