A municipal dog-park-pass suite stores approved cases in rows and columns and wants the back-end to pull those rows when it builds a prompt. Which store is appropriate for that structured testing data?
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Short Explanation
Rows and columns are a filing cabinet with labeled drawers — perfect for approved test cases. A relational database holds that structured testing data. Semantic embeddings live in a vector store, which solves a different job.
Full Explanation
Relational databases store structured testing data such as test cases the back-end can retrieve when preparing prompts. Vector databases store embeddings for semantic retrieval and should not be confused with the case table. Keeping those stores distinct matches the architecture roles in GenAI-4.1.1.