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Object-Relational Main-Memory Embedded Database system tightly integrated with C++ language. Use OS virtual mapping mechanism to access data. Provides subset of SQL language with OO extensions. Support of transactions, fault tolerance, replication.
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iBoxDB
flexible nosql database for java .net android windows phone
Traditional way deal with data, with NoSQL fashional styles, pure java c# database, not only CURD and QL, but also Replication services. for java android : https://github.com/iboxdb/forjava for .net windows phone : https://iboxdb.codeplex.com/ benchmark : https://github.com/iboxdb/forjava/wiki/Benchmark-with-MongoDB -
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Design & implementation of a distributed database system with: data replication, robustness, increase of performance and robustness as a result of distribution, independent view of local resources (locally stored data). For now only a subset of SQL.
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DBReplicator is a powerful open-source java application for network-based multi-master heterogeneous database replication or filtered synchronization.
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The Trivial Database Replication System is an open source suite of software that provides a high-performance, replicated, distributed peer-to-peer Unix Berkley DBM style database built on TDB. It provides a thread-safe C API.
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PosgresForest enables to build a PostgreSQL cluster system with replication and/or partitioning facilities by enhancing the PostgreSQL JDBC driver.
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Ridiculously simple, Prevayler provides transparent ACID persistence and replication for plain old Java objects. It is literally several thousand times faster than using a relational database through JDBC.
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tdir is an LDAP translator, initially it will facilitate easy replication to MS Active Directory, but support for other directories may be added in the future
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ldapd is a pure Java embeddable LDAP v3 protocol daemon built on the Avalon framework. It has a Staged Event Driven Architecture (SEDA) with several hot pluggable components: backends, and replication modules.
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The nasca-db is an xml database server (working on document level). Documents (XML and nonXML) are stored in BerkelyDBXML and can be queried by XPath (later XQuery) and modified by XUpdate. Transactions, replication, locking and logging are full suported
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Secure Database Replication (DaRe) is a server/client program aimed to replcate databases over the Net, with as little effort as possible. The project began when I needed to replicate a corporate database running MS SQL Server 7 to a MySQL database.
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JReplica is a java distributed database replication system developed during a European Research Project in the department of Informatics of University "La Sapienza" of Roma under the supervision of Prof.ssa Catarci, Prof. Santucci and Ing. Curci.
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