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Consider also checking out Datomic, though technically it's datalog not prolog, and not for connecting to your already-in-use SQL system, but it is a good examp
by kevindamm 2y ago
Consider also checking out Datomic, though technically it's datalog not prolog, and not for connecting to your already-in-use SQL system, but it is a good example of taking the expressive power of logic programming to interface with a database.
- kevindamm 2y agoEDIT: (too late to edit above) s/logic programming/relational programming/ it isn't as expressive as LP or CLP and works best embedded in a functional-biased language