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Note that temporal databases are also a thing, so it's probably wise to avoid using the word "temporal" when discussing time series databases. As far as I know
by refset 7y ago
Note that temporal databases are also a thing, so it's probably wise to avoid using the word "temporal" when discussing time series databases. As far as I know kdb+ is the only technology that has a foot in both camps.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporal_database https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporal_database
- CharlesW 7y ago> As far as I know kdb+ is the only technology that has a foot in both camps. Teradata Vantage also supports both. And you're absolutely right, it's important not to conflate "temporal" and "time series" support.