We usually talk about several paradigms for data management and programming: navigational (e.g. CODASYL, OO databases/languages, most graph DBs), tensor-based (e.g. MOLAP, Matlab, TensorFlow, Pytorch), Map-Reduce (e.g.…
SQL 99 only requires support for linear recursion, i.e. "each FROM has at most one reference to a recursively-defined relation". Datalog doesn't have such a restriction
I don't believe you can trademark the name of a computer language
We usually talk about several paradigms for data management and programming: navigational (e.g. CODASYL, OO databases/languages, most graph DBs), tensor-based (e.g. MOLAP, Matlab, TensorFlow, Pytorch), Map-Reduce (e.g.…
SQL 99 only requires support for linear recursion, i.e. "each FROM has at most one reference to a recursively-defined relation". Datalog doesn't have such a restriction
I don't believe you can trademark the name of a computer language