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Working with NoSQL Using the Wolfram Language

The Wolfram Language connects with NoSQL databases using some existing link technologies like .NET/Link and J/Link. Once the data is in Mathematica, Wolfram Language functions provide a flexible way of managing data. This presentation shows the structure of a MongoDB database, how to connect to MongoDB using .NET/Link, and how to perform basic operations.

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