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If, with my limited knowledge of Prolog, I do understand it well, the way of working with Prolog is to write a set of rules (a program), load it, and then query it. Would it be possible to mix the phases - that is adding rules with quering the whole set? With that Prolog systems could be used as data base. With SQL you can mix modifying of data and quering it.

In reply to OT - Prolog for data store by zby
in thread Bringing Logic Programming to Perl by Ovid

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