Database Concepts (7th Edition)
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Non-relational data store:
- A non-relational data store is similar to a data base where a data can be stored or retrieved.
- The data present in the non-relational
database are modeled such that no relation is established with the data that are stored into them. - The database management system that is associated with NOSQL movement is called as non-relational database management system.
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