The major version sounds like a file storage, But things on the Internet sound like documents and graph databases. http://nosql.mypopescu.com/post/1254869909/correction-orientdb-is-a-document-and-graph-store
What is the difference between this and the chart version?
The graph version only uses nodes and edges to make graphs, or is it a document graph database?
Update: What is the key store of value version? What is the difference between it? Can you use it with other versions?
So you can use the standard version to map or even graph. Graph Edition is the standard version, bundled with TinkerPop technology stack, such as Gremlin language.
I have been reading about OrientDB for a while, and I am a bit confused about the “version” of the software.
The main version sounds like a file storage , But things on the Internet sound like documents and graph databases. http://nosql.mypopescu.com/post/1254869909/correction-orientdb-is-a-document-and-graph-store
< p>What is the difference between this and the chart version?
The graph version only uses nodes and edges to make graphs, or is it a document graph database?
Update: What is the key store of value version? What is the difference between it? Can you use it with other versions?
OrientDB is a document graph dbms, because of its document-db feature, it uses direct links to handle relationships instead of JOINS like RDBMS.
So you can use the standard version to map and even graph. Graph Edition is the standard version, bundled with TinkerPop technology stack, such as Gremlin language.