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It doesn't. That paper proposes a data layer called Grail on top of an RDBMS, which is exactly what I described in my comment. An RDBMS may perform well at stor
by lobster_johnson 10y ago
It doesn't. That paper proposes a data layer called Grail on top of an RDBMS, which is exactly what I described in my comment. An RDBMS may perform well at storing graph-like structures, but is not ergonomically suited to be used directly by humans for that purpose.