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A Comparative Analysis of NoSQL Databases and IBM’s IMS DB: Unraveling the Similarities and Differences

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While NoSQL databases and IBM’s IMS DB differ in their data models, schema flexibility, scalability, querying mechanisms, and use cases, they share some similarities as well. Both cater to specific needs in the database ecosystem and have carved their niche in different industries.

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