When we talk about databases that are relational (such as many SQL databases), hierarchical, or NoSQL, we are categorizing based on: - Simultaneous users - Usage - Disk size - Data model
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Step 1: The categorization of databases into relational, hierarchical, or NoSQL is based on the data model they use to organize and store data. Show more…
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