2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-94191-8_63
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Toward a Smart Approach of Migration from Relational System DataBase to NoSQL System: Transformation Rules of Structure

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“…This situation allows classifying the data of relational systems into three types: the data that frames the other data by forming the structure of the tables, the data stored in the tables, and the data that we can generate by exploiting the semantics of these systems materialized by the relationships between entities or their transformations into foreign keys and join operations. In the following table, we present all the components of the relational system with their classifications including the fourth class, which does not represent data but integrated functions to better manage the data [21]: 1 defines the main areas to be addressed to have a complete migration of relational databases to MongoDB, without resorting to a hybrid solution. Consideration of the semantic aspect during a good transformation of relational databases will create new databases that comply with MongoDB principles and hold the semantics of relational systems.…”
Section: Relational Database and Mongodb: Data Storage And System Sem...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This situation allows classifying the data of relational systems into three types: the data that frames the other data by forming the structure of the tables, the data stored in the tables, and the data that we can generate by exploiting the semantics of these systems materialized by the relationships between entities or their transformations into foreign keys and join operations. In the following table, we present all the components of the relational system with their classifications including the fourth class, which does not represent data but integrated functions to better manage the data [21]: 1 defines the main areas to be addressed to have a complete migration of relational databases to MongoDB, without resorting to a hybrid solution. Consideration of the semantic aspect during a good transformation of relational databases will create new databases that comply with MongoDB principles and hold the semantics of relational systems.…”
Section: Relational Database and Mongodb: Data Storage And System Sem...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then this step is followed by the declaration of our methodology for analyzing and modeling the two source and destination systems, as well as the correspondence between them to frame our approach [20]. This step directed us toward the definition of the architecture of our global approach with the definition of the processing layers, which specifies that our work will affect the three types of data: structure, semantics, and data [21]. After this step, we have developed an article to transform the structural part that contains the rules which control the validity of the data to be stored and the correspondence between the tables and the collections as well as their components [in press].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Што се тиче база оријентисаних ка документима, издвојена су два начина моделовања веза, а то су референцирање и угњеждавање, који уједно представљају и два могућа резултата трансформација. Циљ рада [5] Овај наменски језик могуће је проширити концептима који би подржали миграцију у дистрибуирани систем. Осим генератора за миграцију података и валидацију шеме, могли би се додати и генератори скрипти за остале административне задатаке.…”
Section: теоријске основе моделима вођеног развоја софтвера и наменск...unclassified
“…2 Many studies have shown that non-relational databases enable better performance in terms of speed and flexibility [36,38,89]. Indeed, availability, real-time response, advanced data analysis, and the ability to manage bigdata remain weaknesses which are displayed by relational databases [28]. Moreover, these shortcomings are overcome by the latest NoSQL systems which have been designed to address the challenges associated with dealing with large amounts of data [76].…”
Section: Definitions and Theory-based Comparisonsmentioning
confidence: 99%