SQL Graph Tables: Extended Topics
Louis Davidson · Apress eBooks · 2023
In Chapter 3, I presented the basics of using SQL Server’s graph tables. In many ways they resemble typical SQL Server tables with rows and columns, SELECT statements to access data, and such. But some parts were way different, especially how the internal graph database is structured. Working with pseudo-columns maybe a new concept, unless you have worked with partitioning (and their use in partitioning is not as user facing as using $node_id , $from_id , etc.).