Getting Started with the Graph Query Language (GQL): A complete guide to designing, querying, and managing graph databases with GQL
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Getting Started with the Graph Query Language (GQL): A complete guide to designing, querying, and managing graph databases with GQL

by Ricky Sun, Jason Zhang, Yuri Simione

Programming Computer Science Databases
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This complete guide introduces GQL for designing, querying, and managing graph databases. Explore schema creation, query optimization, and practical applications to harness the power of connected data. Ideal for developers seeking to master graph technologies in today's data-driven landscape.

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Getting Started with the Graph Query Language (GQL) offers a complete guide for those new to graph databases. It covers the fundamentals of GQL, a powerful language for handling connected data structures.

Readers will explore designing graph schemas, writing effective queries, and managing databases using GQL standards. The book provides practical insights into implementing graph technologies in real-world scenarios.

Authored by experts Ricky Sun, Jason Zhang, and Yuri Simione, this resource equips developers and data professionals with essential skills for graph-based systems.

Whether you're building recommendation engines or network analyses, this guide simplifies the process of working with interconnected data.

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