Don’t Let an RDBMS Sabotage Your Query Performance
By Neo4j Staff | August 19, 2015
It’s true that relational databases have their perfect use cases. For consistent, tabular data whose schema rarely changes, an RDBMS solution might be the perfect fit. But what about if your data is highly interconnected? Or if your database schema… Read more →
Keywords: database administrator • database schema • dba • foreign key • graph database • query performance • rdbms • relational database • sql • sql query
5 Sure Signs It’s Time to Give Up Your Relational Database
By Neo4j Staff | July 27, 2015
Despite advances in computing, faster processors and high-speed networks, the performance of relational database applications is becoming slower and slower. These performance problems are happening because of the rapid growth not only in the volume and velocity of data, but… Read more →
Keywords: data model • Data Relationships • database administrator • rdbms • Relational Databases • self-join • sql • sql queries • tabular data
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