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What is the difference between graph-based databases and object-oriented databases?
I’m finding a database which can store in-memory data structure naturally. In other words, the object graph. I once have used db4o, it’s quite good but somewhat lacking. And I found a new concept of database, the ‘graph-database’. But I felt they’re similar things just have difference terms. This means I don’t know the difference. What are the key differences?
You’ll find good answers in this Stack Overflow thread: What is the difference between graph-based databases and object-oriented databases?