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CSQL Cache
CSQL Cache is a client side caching mechanism for any database system without compromising on transactional properties and indexed access. This is achieved by using a main memory database (CSQL MMDB) to cache the data from the target database (traditional disk based database system). The CSQL Cache has been designed with modern database requirements in mind, and particularly for use within high-volume environment that requires high performance, while still supporting the transactional properties. Check this blog forsupported/unsupported caching functionalities
CSQL MMDB
CSQL MMDB is mainly developed to be used in Caching platforms. This makes CSQL MMDB to be compact in nature with minimal set of features. Though it supports minimal feature set, it shall be used as stand alone main memory database system for your applications. Most of the applications may not require rich feature set, rather they require minimal feature set with ultra fast performance. In such cases, CSQL MMDB would be the choice. Before you decide to use this product as stand alone DBMS, check supported/unsupported features with your application's database requirements. If you feel any feature which is required for real time applications are not supported, raise an feature request here.
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The primary mechanism for CSQL communication is through its forums. Anyone who is using this product shall participate in user forums . You can search for the archive of past discussions before you post your question to the forums. As it is usual with forum posts, be prepared to wait for an answer.
Getting Started
- Subscribe to mailing list csql-users@lists.sourceforge.net from here
- Download a version at https://sourceforge.net/projects/csql
- Read the UserManual
- Build the Code
- Go through the examples
- If you face any difficulty, post your problem here
- If you find any bug, report it to create bugs. Read the bug reporting guidelines before creating bugs. Click here to know existing bugs
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