From Graph Databases in Action by Dave Bechberger and Josh Perryman
In this article, we’ll review what makes a problem a good graph use case. We’ll start by examining a few general categories of problems and discussing why they might make for good graph use case. Finally, we’ll analyze a general framework that we can use to help us decide if our problem is a good graph use case.
In this article from chapter 2 of SQL Server DMVs in Action, author Ian Stirk discusses a quick method of creating temporary tables, which is needed when we want to loop over all databases on a server, extracting the results as we go.