>Guide on how to build NoSQL documents.
>Thinking from RDBMS to NoSQL.
>Store data in NoSQL into RDBMS The difference between the data
Thank you!
I do have experience with RDBMS and have been working with them for many years.
answer.
You will build and use CouchDB documents in the same way as MongoDB documents .In CouchDB, you will use MapReduce to query. In MongoDB, you have a flexible query interface similar to RDBMS.
Key-Value stores need a new way of thinking. You must understand your query patterns before constructing content in a way. You don’t have an index, so you must build your own structure.
A blog that provides a lot of NoSql information is http://nosql.mypopescu.com
Update
The Riak people also have some interesting questions:
>Is my access pattern reread, rewrite, or balanced? >Which data sets are losing the most? Which ones require more complex conflict resolution solutions? >How do I find this special type of data? Which method is most effective? >How independent/relevant is this type of data to other types of data? Do they belong together? >How many online queries do I need to perform on these data? How soon do I need them to return results?
I am trying to learn NoSQL and am implementing it in a project I am working on as a way to extract it. As far as I know, there is no strict Regulations. But I would love to read the following part:
>Guide on how to build NoSQL documents.
>Thinking from RDBMS to NoSQL.
>Data storage in NoSQL The difference between the data in the RDBMS
Thank you!
I do have experience with RDBMS and have been working with them for many years.
Every concept requires learning new thinking. Your question is a specific general question
answer.
You will build and use CouchDB documents in the same way as MongoDB documents. In CouchDB, you will use MapReduce for queries. In MongoDB, you have a flexible query interface similar to RDBMS.
Key-Value stores need a new way of thinking. Before you can structure content in the right way, you must understand your query Pattern. You don’t have an index, so you have to build your own structure.
A blog that provides a lot of NoSql information is http://nosql.mypopescu.com
Update
Riak people also have some interesting questions:
>Is my access pattern reread, rewrite, or balanced? >Which data sets are losing the most? Which ones require more complex conflict resolution solutions? >How do I find this special type of data? Which method is most effective? >How independent/relevant is this type of data to other types of data? Do they belong together? >How many online queries do I need to perform on these data? How soon do I need them to return results?