SQL on SPARQL, performance, and shared graphs Inside baseball or not, Neptune has renewed interest in this space, and everyone is taking note.

If NoSQL stands for Not Only SQL, we could call this NoSPARQL -- Not Only SPARQL. SPARQL remains the language of choice for taking full advantage of knowledge graph capabilities.

Graph database query languages are growing, along with graph databases. They let developers ask complex questions and find relationships.

AnzoGraph benchmarks As you saw above, SPARQL* can do essentially everything that SQL can, except that it works on RDF* databases rather than relational databases.

A graph query language (SPARQL) came out with a second edition that solved many of the problems that an earlier version had brought with it, including the introduction of an update capability that ...

SPARQL provides two different ways to query RDF data. One type of query returns a form similar to that of SQL, which is to say, tabular content based upon joins.