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A question I've been asked more than once on ArangoDB's community forums and elsewhere: "Is RecallGraph supposed to be used for versioning document schemas?" The answer depends on what you provision the service for: If you've deployed an RG instan...
If the query language in question supports arbitrary traversal depths and temporal clauses, then it could, hypothetically, be used to query RecallGraph's data. However, the latter requirement rules out most popular graph query languages, including Gr...
Another question I often get: "How does RecallGraph stack up against AWS Timestream (or some other time-series database)"? Short Answer RecallGraph is NOT a time-series database, and hence should not be compared to one. Rather, it is a temporal dat...
Quick reference For single document writes (create/update/replace/delete) - YES. For bulk document writes (create/update/replace/delete) - NO. For restoring a node-brace path pattern resolving to a single document - YES. For all other restores - NO....
A temporal database is one that gives you access to historical data, i.e., old data which would've otherwise been overwritten by new data, e.g. during an entity update. However, this is an incomplete picture, since temporality is often modelled at th...
