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How to choose the right NoSQL database

February 5, 2024

Via: InfoWorld

NoSQL databases arose in response to the limitations of using SQL (Structured Query Language) for database queries. NoSQL databases store and manage data in ways that enable high operational speed and a level of flexibility not found in traditional relational […]


BI Users, Business Users

Toad Data Studio manages SQL, NoSQL, and cloud databases

January 18, 2024

Via: InfoWorld

Systems management and security software provider Quest Software is shipping Toad Data Studio, a platform for streamlining database management in heterogeneous relational and NoSQL database environments. Announced January 17, Toad Data Studio allows users to manage nearly any database platform […]


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Types of Database Management Systems

October 3, 2023

Via: DATAVERSITY

A database management system (DBMS) is software designed to develop and manage the data stored in databases. A database is a collection of organized data, normally stored electronically within a computer. The database management system organizes the data and allows […]


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NoSQL vs. SQL: Five Key Differences

August 24, 2023

Via: DATAVERSITY

NoSQL and SQL are the two primary forms of database used to store and manage digital data, with each providing key differences that support advantages and disadvantages. SQL deals with relational databases and NoSQL deals with non-relational databases. Both methods […]


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Structured vs. Unstructured Data: An Overview

April 11, 2023

Via: DATAVERSITY

Structured data and unstructured data are both forms of data, but the first uses a single standardized format for storage, and the second does not. Structured data must be appropriately formatted (or reformatted) to provide a standardized data format before […]


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When and Why to Use SQL for Database Analysis

August 29, 2022

Via: DATAVERSITY

As the world begins to generate more data than ever before, a range of tools has been created that help to deal directly with the rising tide. The market for products and tools that help us deal with data is […]


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The Future of Database Management Systems

June 16, 2022

Via: DATAVERSITY

As the amount of data generated globally grows exponentially, data-driven businesses are increasingly turning to more innovative database management systems to store, manage, and process all that data. This article provides an overview of database management, how it has evolved […]


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Data Warehouse vs. Data Lake Technology: Different Approaches to Managing Data

November 11, 2021

Via: DATAVERSITY

Solving business problems using big data depends upon the approach taken. For example, if an organization only knows data warehouses, then challenges will be framed to fit using a data warehouse. As Abraham Maslow, a prominent psychologist eloquently said “I […]


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What is a data warehouse? The source of business intelligence

August 24, 2021

Via: InfoWorld

Databases are typically classified as relational (SQL) or NoSQL, and transactional (OLTP), analytic (OLAP), or hybrid (HTAP). Departmental and special-purpose databases were initially considered huge improvements to business practices, but later derided as “islands.” Attempts to create unified databases for […]


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What Is a Document Database?

June 10, 2021

Via: DATAVERSITY

Document databases refers to a category of NoSQL that represents data in a tree structure, where paths or branches connect data values or leaves. Frequently, document stores use XML and JSON formats stores. There are few practical limits to the […]


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10 new tricks your old database can do

June 17, 2019

Via: InfoWorld

In all the excitement about NoSQL databases, distributed databases, data warehouses, and GPU-accelerated databases these days, it’s easy to forget that traditional relational databases still store and serve the mission-critical information for many, if not most, line-of-business applications. Oracle Database, […]