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Couchbase system. The purpose of this paper is to define NoSQL database, compare it with SQL database, define Couchbase and describe how Couchbase is synchronizing data between multiple devices, especially Couchbase Mobile. The outline of this paper consists of the following sections. Section 1 introduces NoSQL database and its classifications. Section 2 gives a brief comparison between NoSQL database and SQL database. Section 3 explains document oriented databases. Section 4 defines Couchbase. Section

complicated queries can be bring out. A language called SQL has been elaborate to allow programmers to Update, enter, remove, Create table records. This SQL statement will remove record number 4 from the Customer table. Far more complicated problem can be written that can keep data from different tables at once. 3. effective. security. By divide data into

Title: Research security issues in modern NoSQL data bases. Are the vulnerable to NoSQLi attacks the NoSQL equivaluen Name: Professor: Course: Institution: Date: Abstract A lot of speculations have been raised on whether modern NoSQL database is vulnerable to NoSQL attacks or not. The aim of the paper was to research on this issue and after thorough, the paper identified that modern NoSQL database is vulnerable to NoSQL attacks. The problem in the research paper was to identify how modern

distribution and data-sharing applications. Using ADO.Net we can create front-end database clients and data access layer to use by the application. ADO.Net frequently used the application developer to access database in relational database systems such as SQL, Oracle and so on. ADO.Net is very powerful framework to use for accessing data. It has been in the market since many years. ADO.Net Entity Framework is an enhancement to traditional ADO.Net, which enable developer to develop data access application

ABSTRACT MIN HE. A survey on NoSQL database and relational database. (Under the direction of DR. JIANPING FAN) NoSQL database, also called as not only SQL database, is using a different data storage and retrieval mechanism from the relational tables adopted by traditional relational database management system. In the sense of CAP (Consistency, availability and tolerance) theorem, NoSQL database sacrifices some consistency features to get more availabilities and partition tolerances. In most

architecture found in relational databases. Pros and Cons When comparing the benefits to downfalls of both SQL and NoSQL, there are 6 areas which need to be looked at. These are how the systems allow for querying, how transactions are carried out, the consistency the systems offer, how saleable they are, also how easily managed the systems are and finally the schemas which are used by the systems. SQL based databases support a ever expanding set of languages for queries, as well as the a massive number

and linked with each other using foreign keys. A DBMS is a Database Management System, is a piece of software that manages databases and lets you create, edit and delete databases, their tables and their data. Examples of a DBMS include, MySQL, MY SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and SQLite. When Organizations involved in combining various data sources may well be looking to source a Database Management system. There are various factors to consider during the process. Some of the factors include:

Enhancement in Database Management Systems By: - Nipun Jain Computer science department Dronacharya College of Engineering, Gurgaon, Haryana, India Abstract This paper is based on the database systems. And will result in providing the whole new information about that. Basically, database systems are the computer applications which interacts with the user and help in maintaining the work by making them

warehouse is the one that built using parallel processing database like Teradata, IBM Netezza etc. that support Massive Parallel Processing (MPP) architecture for data read/write operations, unlike non-parallel processing databases like Oracle, MySQL and SQL server that does sequential row-wise read/write operations without parallelism from DBMS. MapReduce paradigm is popularized by Google, Inc.

As web technology usage increase for businesses so does the need for security. Our web presence here at Information Assurance is very important to the growth of the business. Our webservers are a crucial element of our web infrastructure and a single vulnerability can lead to a security breach which can affect Information Assurance’s creditability. Which is why we must have webserver security a high priority for our growing business. Our webserver hosts our website over the internet for client interact