Thirty-year Oracle veteran Roger Bamford has left Oracle for database upstart MongoDB. Bamford was a key engineer who helped Oracle build its flagship database software and then went on to create ...

But given the newness of those features, they can’t be solely responsible for MongoDB’s rise in popularity; in fact, DB-Engines has been tracking a rise in interest in the product since 2013.

Oracle has announced the general availability of a new API for Autonomous JSON Database—the Oracle Database API for MongoDB. The announcement was made in an Oracle Database Insider blog post by Roger ...

Oracle’s latest move is likely to be greeted positively by a number of developers. MongoDB is ranked as the fifth most popular database platform, regularly listed at the top for NoSQL options.

Oracle had better watch its back. There’s a new (ish) database player on the market that wants to eat its lunch; dinner, breakfast and dessert too, for that matter. Say hello to MongoDB.

The migration process starts by loading the BookCopies.sql dataset into the Oracle database hosted on campus. From there, SQL queries are crafted to generate insertOne statements in MongoDB syntax.