GRACE: A Graph Database System
Srinath Srinivasa, Mistry Harjinder Singh · 2005
GRACE is a database management system for managing data that is in the form of labeled undirected graphs. A large amount of data generated today, like road maps, protein-structures, citation-data, etc. are in the form of undirected labeled graphs. Also, problems involving such data require new forms of queries that are run on the structural properties of the graph. Finding structural patterns in a protein database is a good example. Relational DBMS are not suitable for managing structural queries. GRACE introduces a new data model for graph data and a query language called Safari, which supports both attribute and structural searches.