Friday, December 10, 2021
Before we begin inserting data into mongoDB we need to understand the difference between Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) and mongoDB. RDBMS is a database many of us worked with in the past. You have tables and relationships between those tables. We will use the ACME Bank that we were build our AngularJS SPA application as an example.
As you can see there's relationship between all the tables. Everything is related, there's nothing wrong with that.
Here is how the design would be like in mongoDB
With mongoDB there's no relationships. Each database have document collections and each document collection have documents. I guess if you want to map the terminologies, document collections would be tables and documents would be the records in the table.
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This is how the design would be on a RDBMS
As you can see there's relationship between all the tables. Everything is related, there's nothing wrong with that.
Here is how the design would be like in mongoDB
With mongoDB there's no relationships. Each database have document collections and each document collection have documents. I guess if you want to map the terminologies, document collections would be tables and documents would be the records in the table.
Previous:MongoDB In-Depth: Basic MongoDB Commands
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