SQLbased
SQLbased describes software, databases, or tools that primarily use Structured Query Language (SQL) as their interface for defining, querying, and manipulating data. The term emphasizes reliance on SQL rather than alternate data-query paradigms such as NoSQL or graph-specific languages.
In practice, SQLbased systems are usually relational database management systems (RDBMS) or data warehouses that implement
SQLbased approaches foster portability and interoperability because SQL is standardized, and many tools support JDBC, ODBC,
Some systems described as SQLbased may be NoSQL or NewSQL platforms that offer SQL interfaces, or SQL-on-Hadoop/Spark
Common examples of SQLbased database systems include PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle
Limitations include schema rigidity, impedance between normalization and scalability, and reliance on vendor-specific extensions that affect