Operational Database Management Systems
Welcome to NuoDB Cranes Release 2.4 GA! DEC 22 2015 BY Steve Cellini, NuoDB We’re very happy to announce the General Availability of NuoDB Cranes Release 2.4. NuoDB Cranes delivers important new Enterprise capabilities,...
It comes with 3 sides What you should order from the SQL menu By d a n a s a n d u, SQLstream You know all those generations of computer scientists and data engineers...
The Evolution of APL January 27, 2016 Photo by Rob Hodgkinson The evolution of APL is a fascinating story for programmers who appreciate array processing languages. In this article, which originally appeared in the ACM...
The world of Kx is enriched immeasurably by the dedicated developers who teach, challenge, and support each other in a number of different kdb+ forums. Kx Community Meetups There are currently kdb+ Meetup groups in dozens...
Kx Wiki Please refer to the Kx wiki for documentation and reference guides for programming in kdb+. You will find an introductionand kdb+ tutorials here, as well as a wealth of other important information for building kdb+ applications. Getting...
THE MIGRATION PARADOX—THE HIDDEN COST OF DATABASE MIGRATIONS 11/19/2015, Mike Waas, Datometry Replacing one database system with another is known to be an expensive undertaking. Data warehouse migrations are often multi-year efforts and budgets...
Caché Release Notes Version 2015.1 11 February 2015 About This Book This book provides information on the major features that have been added to Caché with each release. It contains the following sections: Caché...
10 Things You Should Know about OpenStack Trove, the Open Source Database as a Service By Ken Rugg, CEO, Tesora Ken Rugg is a founder, CEO and board member of Tesora. Ken has spent...
Make the Data Work for You with New Data Warehouse Automation Technology by Erez Zeevi,Executive Vice President, Research and Development and Global Technical Operations, Attunity. It’s no secret that Business Intelligence projects are only...
SQL, Programming, and Big Data: An Opinion by Michael Blaha One cannot help but be impressed with the accomplishments of Big Data. Google, Facebook, Amazon, and the like are handling massive quantities of unstructured...