Fully agree. look at graph databases like Neo4j, which has ACID semantics but no SQL interface. Then, IMHO SQL is not only geared towards a special RDBMS type o

Fully agree. look at graph databases like Neo4j, which has ACID semantics but no SQL interface. Then, IMHO SQL is not only geared towards a special RDBMS type of underlying database but even against a special problem domain that is not always applicable, leading to query languages like SparQL.