Computer Science, asked by noorbrookie, 3 months ago

key-value database would not be the best fit if there is/are _ _ _ _

options:

Multioperation Transaction

Relationships amount multiple Data

None of the options

All the options

Answers

Answered by AmiyaSur
4

Answer:

All the options

Explanation:

Multi data relationship and Multiple operation comes under the limitations if Key-Value database

Answered by brokendreams
0

All of the options it's correct, If a Key-Value database is used, several data relationships and operations are restricted.

Key-value database:

  • A key-value database is a nonrelational database that stores data using a straightforward key-value mechanism.
  • A key-value database is a collection of key-value pairs that serves as a unique identifier for the data.
  • Both keys and values might be simple or complicated compound items.

Multioperation Transaction:

  • In computer languages, key-value stores are used for use cases.
  • Where values must be obtained quickly via keys, such as maps and dictionaries.
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