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Document databases are a type of NoSQL database that store data in formats like JSON, XML, or BSON using key-value pairs. They offer advantages such as being schema-less, flexible, and capable of handling large volumes of data, but they also have disadvantages like weak atomicity and consistency check limitations. Examples of document databases include Amazon DocumentDB, MongoDB, and Cosmos DB.

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Document databases are a type of NoSQL database that store data in formats like JSON, XML, or BSON using key-value pairs. They offer advantages such as being schema-less, flexible, and capable of handling large volumes of data, but they also have disadvantages like weak atomicity and consistency check limitations. Examples of document databases include Amazon DocumentDB, MongoDB, and Cosmos DB.

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Document
Database
Introduction
• Document databases are a type of NoSQL database that store data in a document format, usually

in JSON or XML or BSON format.


• Document Databases use key-value pairs to store and retrieve data from the documents.
• Data is stored as a value. Its associated key is the unique identifier for that value.
• In a document database the value contains structured or
semi-structured data.
• This structured semi-structured value is referred to as a document and can be in XML, JSON

or BSON format.
Comparision between relational and document database

Relational databases Document databases

&
How Document Databases
Work
⚬ Data Model: Document databases use a document data model to
store data. Each document contains data in a key-value pair
format.

⚬ Document Structure: Documents in document databases are


self-contained and can contain nested data structures.

⚬ Querying: Document databases use query languages like


MongoDB Query Language (MQL) to retrieve data.
Advantages
• Schema-less: Document databases are schema-less, which means they can store data without a
predefined schema.

• Flexible: Document databases are flexible and can accommodate changes in data requirements.

• Distributed and Resilient: Document databases are distributed and resilient, which means they
can handle large volumes of data and scale horizontally across multiple servers.

• Manageable Query Language: Document databases have a manageable query language that
allows developers to perform CRUD operations on the data model.

Disadvantages
• Weak Atomicity: Document databases lack support for multi-document ACID
transactions.

• Consistency Check Limitations: Document databases have limitations in


consistency checks when searching collections and documents that are not
connected to an author collection.
• Amazon DocumentDB
• MongoDB
Examples • Cosmos DB
• ArangoDB
• Couchbase Serve
• CouchDB

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