Hybrid Database Model For Efficient Performance
Harsha R. Vyawahare, Pravin Karde, Vilas M. Thakare · Procedia Computer Science · 2019
Relational databases hold a leading position in database industry and are better know as workhorses of database industry. They are one of most popular and commonly used medium for recording, manipulating and retrieving data. They find its application in varied and protean requirements including data mining, business intelligence and analytical querying. However, new requirements from database developers started coming up with the arrival of web 3.0 and data explosion with big data and social networks. These requirements focused more on relationships in data, thus making graph-structured data important. Graph database provide flexible structure to address graph data. However, there are various domains that give rise to graph+relational queries, which leads to the development of hybrid database. Hybrid model design is integration of two popular database models in single framework in order to abolish the drawbacks of the each system. This paper briefs about the previous researches done in the development of hybrid database model and attempts to propose a hybrid system.