Abstract

A data set is a collection of information about something. Almost every application nowadays needs data persistence to maintain track of its status in the event of a problem. Databases are the primary component of an application for storing data and can be of two types: SQL or NoSQL. SQL (Structured Query Language) is a query language used in most relational databases to create, read, update, and delete entries (CRUD operations). In the relational database model, data is organized in a collection of tables, with rows as entries and columns as a specific property of the entry. New relational database management systems have emerged over time. From this perspective, a comparison of some of the most popular relational database management systems linked to a Java application using Hibernate is worthwhile. The time for each CRUD action is evaluated since they are the most often utilized operations for thousands and hundreds of thousands of entries. Depending on the bulk of operations, changing the database management system may be beneficial.

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