NoSQL Versus SQL Databases
Server-based SQL databases are traditional relational databases using tables that relate to each
other in one way or another. They are very effective in many situations, but not all. A newer type of
database has emerged known as not only SQL (NoSQL).
NoSQL databases typically hold one or more of the following types of data: documents, keyvalue
pairs, or graphs. Documents are formatted in a specific way and each document represents an
object. This is similar to how a table holds data in rows. However, the document-based NoSQL
database gives developers much more flexibility in how they can store and query the data.
Both NoSQL and SQL databases are susceptible to command injection attacks if developers do
not implement input validation techniques. SQL databases use SQL queries and are susceptible to
SQL injection attacks. NoSQL databases use unstructured query language (UQL) queries. Although the
format of UQL queries varies with different vendors, attackers can learn them and use them when
developers do not implement input validation techniques
Server-based SQL databases are traditional relational databases using tables that relate to each
other in one way or another. They are very effective in many situations, but not all. A newer type of
database has emerged known as not only SQL (NoSQL).
NoSQL databases typically hold one or more of the following types of data: documents, keyvalue
pairs, or graphs. Documents are formatted in a specific way and each document represents an
object. This is similar to how a table holds data in rows. However, the document-based NoSQL
database gives developers much more flexibility in how they can store and query the data.
Both NoSQL and SQL databases are susceptible to command injection attacks if developers do
not implement input validation techniques. SQL databases use SQL queries and are susceptible to
SQL injection attacks. NoSQL databases use unstructured query language (UQL) queries. Although the
format of UQL queries varies with different vendors, attackers can learn them and use them when
developers do not implement input validation techniques
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