betweenrelational
Betweenrelational is a term used in database theory to describe a family of data models and query techniques that extend the traditional relational paradigm to natively support range-based and interval data. It is not a standardized technology but rather a concept discussed in academic and experimental contexts to address expressiveness and performance for between-type constraints.
In a betweenrelational model, data are stored in tables similar to those in SQL, but with enhanced
Query processing in betweenrelational approaches often extends SQL with between-relational operators or functions. Evaluation relies on
Use cases commonly cited include temporal databases, scheduling and resource allocation, versioned data, and geospatial or