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 Home PageCategories: DBMS
Author: McObject
Latest version: 3.0
Added 2003-05-20Updated 2006-02-07
Object oriented, open source embedded database for .NET and Java.
Features include:
- run-time code footprint of between 30K and 300K
- garbage collection
- detection of hanging references
- automatic schema evolution
- XML import/export utilities
- master-slave replication support
- implementations in 100% C#
- ACID transactions
- no end user administration required
- multi-version concurrency control (MVCC)
- supported indexes include a classic B-Tree; R-tree indexes (spatial/mapping data); database containers optimized for memory-only access; KD tree, and more
- full text search, via native capability or Apache Lucene information retrieval library integration
- Support for LINQ
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Home PageCategories: DBMS
Author: Paradigma Software
Latest version: 1.11
Added 2005-04-20
Valentina .NET gives developers a way to use the Valentina database engine in their C++, C#, VB.NET desktop database applications.
With the SDK, you can build database-enabled applications that can accept almost any type of data, including binary large objects ("BLOBs") for storing, sorting, and retrieving such materials as audio, video and other multimedia objects.
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Home PageCategories: DBMS
Author: Servertec
Object oriented database engine for standalone database applications.
POS is built around a multi-threaded database engine optimized to reduce access to disk. The API is similar to System.Collections.Hashtable or java.util.Hashtable and does not require SQL, ODBC, JDBC or object/relational mapping.
Features include:
- engine is only 620KB, making it accessible for use in mobile and wireless devices and in embedded systems applications
- atomic operations with error checking
- individual object locking
- includes utilities for checking the integrity of object stores and indexes and utilities for recovering good key, value pairs from damaged object stores and indexes
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Home PageCategories: DBMS
Author: Versant
Latest version: 10.0
Added 2003-09-29Updated 2006-09-11
ODBMS/OODBMS for .NET Applications
FastObjects .NET offers an object-oriented alternative to a relational database for .NET persistence delivering both transparent persistence and state management.
FastObjects .NET works with the .NET Intermediate Language (IL), therefore it supports applications written in C#, Managed C++, J#, VB.NET or any other IL-capable programming language.
Features include:
- Does not place any restriction on your object model
- Fully supports the concepts of inheritance, interfaces and .NET Framework collections
- Integrated with Visual Studio 2005; allows automatic updates to your application's database upon each new compilation of your code
- Direct object persistence without mapping
- Transparent persistence and state management through code enhancement
- Concurrent access by multiple users or processes
- Streamlined management of complex data
- Automatic schema evolution
- Replication and failover
- Scalability
- Data and communication encryption
- Memory footprint: approximately 5.5 MB
- Storage: networked FastObjects server, local file system
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Home PageCategories: DBMS
Author: Objectivity
Latest version: 9.0
Added 2006-04-28
Object-oriented database management system.
Objectivity/DB consists of shared libraries, several servers, and a set of administrative tools. The shared libraries and servers provide storage and retrieval of local and distributed data, and ensure data integrity through transaction
Objectivity/DB is a database software library that is linked with the application program instead of using a separate data server process. It has C++, Java, .NET and Smalltalk application programming interfaces. It also supports SQL and XML. It includes database design and administration tools that plug in to an Eclipse framework.
A .NET programming interface for Objectivity/DB based on the C++/CLI managed interface provides the following features:
- elimination of the mapping layer between .NET and traditional databases
- automatic C# code generation for persistent class definitions.
- Objectivity/Assist can be used as a visual interface to create and generate the persistent definitions themselves
- a managed library of Objectivity/DB access methods that can be invoked from .NET.
Java features include:
- Support for industry standard Java Virtual Machines
- Database interface is natural for the Java developer
- "single process model" delivers performance by reducing context switching
- Multi-threading support
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Home PageCategories: DBMS
Author: Ittia
Latest version: 2.6
Added 2008-08-16
ACID-compliant transactional embeddable database engine.
Product family:
- Ittia DB-SQL Standard: Embed the stand-alone library directly into an application for data indexing, crash recovery, and optional run-time SQL queries.
- Ittia DB-SQL Plus: Share database files between threads, processes, and devices using Ittia's lightweight data server, designed to support a high level of concurrency even in low-memory environments.
Features include:
- ACID transaction logging
- Indexed search
- Run-time SQL query engine (implements ANSI SQL-89 and much of SQL 2003).
- Portable C, C++, Java, .NET APIs
- Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, vxWorks, etc.)
- Bounded run-time memory, configurable at run-time.
- Data is buffered in memory to automatically reduce flash wear.
- Multi-threaded and client/server shared access
- Strong data type support
- Internationalization support (UTF-8, UTF-16, and UTF-32 Unicode strings)
- Dynamic schema alteration
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