299586/difference-between-rdbms-relationships-mongodb-data-model
Feature
RDBMS (SQL Databases)
MongoDB (NoSQL Document Database)
Data Structure
Tables with rows & columns
JSON-like BSON documents
Schema
Fixed schema (strict structure)
Schema-less (flexible structure)
Relationships
Uses foreign keys & JOINs
Uses embedding or referencing
One-to-One
Separate tables with foreign keys
Embedded document or referencing ObjectID
One-to-Many
Foreign key in the child table
Embedded array of sub-documents or referencing
Many-to-Many
Junction table with foreign keys
Referencing with arrays of ObjectIDs
Normalization
High normalization to reduce redundancy
Denormalization for performance optimization
JOIN Support
Supports JOIN operations
No JOINs, uses embedding or $lookup
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