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SurveyJS communicates with any database using JSON objects that contain either survey schemas or user responses. An SQL database should have two tables to store these objects: `surveys` and `results`. You can use the following SQL script to create them: [`surveyjs.sql`](postgres/initdb/surveyjs.sql). The diagram below shows the structure of these tables:
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To modify data in the `surveys` and `results` tables, you need to implement several JavaScript functions. According to the tasks they perform, these functions can be split into three modules:
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If you want to integrate SurveyJS with other databases, you can modify or replace the query builder and query runner without changing the survey storage module. This approach is applied to MongoDB integration in the following repository: [`surveyjs-nodejs-mongodb`](https://github.com/surveyjs/surveyjs-nodejs-mongodb).
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If you want to integrate SurveyJS with other databases, you can modify or replace the query builder and query runner without changing the survey storage module. This approach is applied to MongoDB integration in the following repository: [`surveyjs-nodejs-mongodb`](https://github.com/surveyjs/surveyjs-nodejs-mongodb).
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