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Does mongodb use sql?


Asked by Edith Wu on Dec 08, 2021 SQL



SQL Server uses the SQL Query Language. MongoDB does not. MongoDB is stored as BJSON (data as documents) in collections. SQL Server uses relational database tables. If you were to compare the speed of the two, it would greatly differ based on a number of things. First, the data itself.
Consequently,
The major difference between MongoDB and SQL Databases is the way they handle data. In SQL databases, data is stored in form of traditional 2 dimensional row-column structure while in MongoDB rich data document model is followed, which allows storage of any type of data.
Accordingly, In terms of performance of a single simple query, MongoDB will be a lot faster than MySQL. In my experience, you will notice differences under heavy load situations in some special situations.
Besides,
As a NoSQL database, MongoDB is considered schemaless because it does not require a rigid, pre-defined schema like a relational database. The database management system (DBMS) enforces a partial schema as data is written, explicitly listing collections and indexes.
In addition,
15 analysts have issued 1-year price objectives for MongoDB's stock. Their forecasts range from $260.00 to $465.00. On average, they anticipate MongoDB's stock price to reach $371.87 in the next twelve months. This suggests a possible upside of 10.1% from the stock's current price.