Thanks Micheal,
That is a really concise summary. I will post it as an answer on a related
stack exchange question.
Kim
On Sun, Sep 2, 2018 at 10:36 AM 'Michael Hunger' via Neo4j <
neo4j@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> I think from what you describe, you don't need a RDBMS.
>
> That is usually only
I think from what you describe, you don't need a RDBMS.
That is usually only needed in
1. existing systems that are already built on an RDBMS that are used from
multiple applications and reporting systems
2. huge amounts of read-only properties, including BLOB/CLOB
3. loads of reporting queries t
I am planning to build an application which relies heavily on a directed
graph (similar to a social graph).
There is no doubt that Neo4j will be required, but I'm having trouble
deciding if I will also require an RDBMS. Is there an easy way for me to
get a feel for this, other than just buil
