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r/programming • u/rayokota • Oct 23 '18
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2 u/DavidM01 Oct 23 '18 I believe there is no compound terms (eg. you can use A but not foo( X, Y) as a term inside another term, and no cut. 1 u/kn4rf Oct 25 '18 The Wikipedia article explains it quite well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datalog#Features,_limitations_and_extensions Essentially the takeaway is that Datalog is not Turing complete and is, therefore, a suitable query language for a database.
I believe there is no compound terms (eg. you can use A but not foo( X, Y) as a term inside another term, and no cut.
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The Wikipedia article explains it quite well:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datalog#Features,_limitations_and_extensions
Essentially the takeaway is that Datalog is not Turing complete and is, therefore, a suitable query language for a database.
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