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Characteristic | CQL | PostgreSQL |
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Syntax | CQL has a syntax similar to SQL but is designed for Cassandra's data model. | PostgreSQL uses standard SQL syntax with advanced features and extensions. |
Paradigm | CQL is designed for a NoSQL, distributed database model. | PostgreSQL is a relational database management system (RDBMS) following the SQL paradigm. |
Typing | CQL has a limited set of data types compared to SQL, focusing on basic types. | PostgreSQL supports a rich set of data types, including custom types and arrays. |
Performance | CQL is optimized for high write and read throughput in distributed environments. | PostgreSQL offers strong performance for complex queries and transactions but may not match NoSQL for massive scale. |
Libraries and frameworks | CQL has libraries primarily for Cassandra and its ecosystem. | PostgreSQL has a wide range of libraries and frameworks across various programming languages. |
Community and support | CQL has a smaller community focused on Cassandra and its use cases. | PostgreSQL has a large, active community with extensive documentation and support. |
Learning curve | CQL is generally easier to learn for those familiar with SQL but has limitations. | PostgreSQL has a steeper learning curve due to its advanced features and capabilities. |