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A query language is one thing. A transaction language is quite another.
by FrankWilhoit 2y ago
A query language is one thing. A transaction language is quite another.
- PaulHoule 2y agoIt's one of the problems in the RDF/SPARQL world that you don't really want to update the database a triple at a time (even guarded by transactions) but you want some concept of a record.
- FrankWilhoit 2y agoTo say that one wants some concept of a record is to say that one wants some concept of a process. But the relational paradigm is understood and taught in terms of overwhelming incentives to overload the types that represent process steps, therefore conventional data modelling makes process integrity effectively impossible.