Instead, it's SQL and NoSQL, with both having their own clear places—and increasingly being integrated into each other. Microsoft, Oracle, and Teradata, for example, are now all selling some ...

These waned in popularity and the next real mass-market attempt was “NoSQL” in the 2010s. NoSQL attacked both relational databases and SQL in the ... A classic example is product line to ...

Couchbase Server 4.0 addresses NoSQL’s biggest pain point ... a standard set of array operations. For example: The ability to leverage SQL with JSON and a schema-less datastore is going to ...

You just have to look at how even the largest databases are changing, with Oracle adopting NoSQL patterns in its in-memory tools, as Microsoft's SQL Server does the same with its new column stores.

The Term "NoSQL" is Catchy but Misleading SQL is a relatively innocent bystander, but, because SQL is a universal feature of the RDBMS, the term “NoSQL” seemed a catchy and convenient tag for these ...

Open source database pioneer Rasmus Johansson shares his views on the current debate around SQL and ... business. NoSQL represents the modern themes in database management, for example the ...

There has been a lot of interest lately in NoSQL databases and, of course, many of us have strong backgrounds and experience in traditional relational "SQL" databases ... complex values to known keys.

NewSQL is a term coined by 451 Group analyst Matt Aslett to describe a new group of databases that share much of the functionality of traditional SQL relational ... version written. Examples include ...