what's the difference between NoSql DB and OO Db?

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what\'s the difference between NoSql DB and OO Db?

Answer 1

There's no strict definition of "NoSQL", so the differences are largely semantic. Generally an Object Oriented Database is considered a subset (a kind of) NoSQL Database. However, in general an OO DB will still have ACID-like locking to keep consistency, while NoSQL will generally have some kind of "eventually consistent" or partial locking semantics. A NoSQL's schema may be object-based or may be key-value based (or something else), making it a more general term.