TimesTen is a memory-optimized, relational database management system with persistence and recoverability. Originally designed and implemented at Hewlett-Packard labs in...
timesten is a memoryoptimized, relational database management system with persistence and recoverability. originally designed and implemented at hewlettpackard labs in palo alto, california, timesten was spun out into a separate startup in 1996 and acquired by oracle corporation in 2005.all data within a timesten database is located in physical memory (ram), which means no disk i/o is required for any data operation. this is unlike traditional diskoptimized relational databases such as the oracle database, db2, informix orsql server, whose designs must contain algorithms that attempt to minimize disk accesses. timesten provides applications with short, consistent response times and very high throughput required by applications with databaseintensive workloads.as memory is far faster than hard disk, timesten is heavily used in applications where service level agreements require very low and predictable response times, such as telecommunication, realtime financial services trading applications, network equipment, and large web applications. also, unlike other memory caching systems that utilize keyvalue pairs such as memcached or cassandra, timesten is a fullfeatured relational database that can be accessed with standard apis like odbc, jdbc, oci, pro*c/c++ and odp.net, and provides the rich functionality of the sql query language.
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CUBRID is a comprehensive GPL/BSD open source relational database management system highly optimized for Web Applications. CUBRID is being developed in C/C++. Includes...
Enea Polyhedra is a family of the two main products Polyhedra IMDB and Polyhedra FlashLite. Both are relational database systems, sharing the same SQL engine, the same...
