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Análisis descriptivo de base de datos relacional y no relacional

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  • Vanessa Valverde
  • Narcisa Portalanza
  • Paulina Mora

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El presente artículo es un análisis descriptivo de los modelos de bases de datos relacionales y no relacionales, además brinda un enfoque basado en las características propias de cada modelo para que los lectores tengan un argumento inicial para tomar la decisión a la hora de implementar un sistema. Por otra parte, se incluye una comparativa de los modelos desde el punto de vista de motor de base de datos sin tomar en cuenta las características propias que los motores que han sido desarrolladas por su proveedor. Por último, se presenta una serie de criterios basados en las experiencias de los autores a la hora de utilizar los modelos. Este documento no pretende ser un estudio comparativo del modelo relacional versus el modelo no relacional, todo lo contrario, lo que se pretende es tener una herramienta que ayude al programador a tomar una decisión en el momento de realizar un proyecto de software.

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  • Vanessa Valverde & Narcisa Portalanza & Paulina Mora, 2019. "Análisis descriptivo de base de datos relacional y no relacional," Cuadernos de Educación y Desarrollo, Servicios Académicos Intercontinentales SL. Hasta 31/12/2022, issue 108, June.
    • Handle: RePEc:erv:cedced:y:2019:i:108:03
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    1. García-Monleón, Fernando & González-Rodrigo, Elena & Bordonado-Bermejo, María-Julia, 2024. "Coexistence of sustainability and growth in different economies," Journal of Business Research, Elsevier, vol. 170(C).

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