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Sure, at its most basic a graph database is just a bunch of many2many relationships. The recursive query is cool, but how is the performance for graph queries
by nilsbunger 4y ago
Sure, at its most basic a graph database is just a bunch of many2many relationships.
The recursive query is cool, but how is the performance for graph queries compared to a DB optimized for this use case ?
- ellisv 4y agoI haven't compared, but something like Kùzu is probably much more performant for a lot of use cases because it implements Worst-Case Optimal Joins. But I think Postgres is likely to get these improvements in a few years too.