GSQL is a high-level and Turing-complete query language that can be used to represent graph analytics. GSQL includes a SQL-like syntax that reduces the learning curve for SQL programmers, while also supporting the Map-Reduce model preferred by NoSQL developers, which is also compatible with scalable massively parallel evaluation.
In this white paper, we compare GSQL to two popular graph query languages in use today - Cypher and Gremlin. The content of this comparison is not only a specific grammar or a specific way of defining semantics, but also the strong ability displayed on several main dimensions.