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The Singular Success of SQL and Its Failure to Compete — devreal.ai

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The Singular Success of SQL and Its Failure to Compete

Why SQL won inside the enterprise and yet keeps losing to purpose-built systems at the edges.

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Type: paper
Status: Imported / unclaimed
doi: 10.1145/2956641.2983199
year: 2016
venue: ACM Queue
source: bythebay
abstract: Why SQL won inside the enterprise and yet keeps losing to purpose-built systems at the edges.
citation_count: 4