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by zozbot234
2253 days ago
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Modern RDBMS's can now address "graph"-like schemata and use cases via recursive queries, which are part of the SQL standard. No need for a separate abstraction on top of it, much less for "processing of data at the abstraction layer". |
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I'm guessing the abstraction has now been internalized. Unless the representation and operations underneath have been customized, and provide the same transaction guarantees and parsimony that a native graph database would for graph operations.