Speaking in tongues
2014pp. 855–857
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Abstract
Non-relational data stores, which are usually called NoSQL systems, have become an important class of data management systems. They often outperform the relational systems. Yet there is no common way to interface with NoSQL systems. The Structured Query Language (SQL) has already proven to be useful to provide a uniform query language for all the relational systems. We identify a subset of SQL for access to NoSQL systems. Our extensible middleware translates SQL queries to the query languages of the connected NoSQL systems. The migration between these systems is thereby greatly simplified as well as the comparison of the supported NoSQL systems.
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