Re: troubles experience?
Hang on a minute though. Jasmine has a relational storage manager AFAIK. How come it is an ODBMS then? Secondly, why is it the only enterprise-wide commercially available ODBMS, given that CA have just released it recently? Has it gained such a big market share since in such a short space of time? -- akmal ....................................................................... . Dr. Akmal B. Chaudhri, Object Technology Specialist, Logica UK Ltd. . . e-mail: akmal(at)bigfoot(dot)com http://www.bigfoot.com/~akmal/ . . Any opinions expressed are mine and not necessarily those of Logica . ....................................................................... phillip craig brisco <pbrisco(at)erols.com> wrote in article <35C1E692.A2585546@erols.com>... > Also, Jasmine is the only enterprise-wide commercially available ODBMS. > I know, I know, before someone blows me out of the water with claims from > Informix, and Oracle, let me just say that those two are ORDBMS. The Jasmine > studio development tools are rather nice too. > > Todd Williams wrote: > > > You should check out CA's Jasmine ODBMS. > > > > Free trial copies of Jasmine are available via CA's web site. There is a > > wealth of information there including evaluations of the product using Doug > > Barry's Object Database Handbook as a roadmap. > > > > Todd Williams > > CA > > > > const@orbotech.co.il wrote in message <6p559u$uuk$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>... > > > > > > > > >Dear colleagues, > > > > > >My company is evaluating a number of database management systems > > >to see which one can serve needs of our products. > > > > > >Such a DBMS should be integrated in our object-oriented > > >development environment and should serve as a storage for large > > >amount of data (dozens of gigabytes) mainly processed with C++ > > >applications and with high data modification and lookup rates. > > > > > >The objects of our intent interest are Informix, ObjectStore and > > >Versant. We are rather familiar with strengths of the databases > > >but realizing of their weaknesses are much more important for us > > >since this is the main issue expecting to influence upon our > > >design and development solutions with a DBMS chosen. > > > > > >We would very appreciate anyone's kind decision to share his > > >knowledge of known troubles experienced in his dealing with the > > >mentioned database management systems. We would very appreciate > > >anyone's reply that no trouble has been noticed too. > > > > > >We would be very grateful for any comments (preferably sent > > >also/only to my E-mail address) and we promise to send a summary > > >of all received replies (unless a sender doesn't want to make his > > >reply public) to the newsgroup. > > > > > >With best regards, > > >------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >Constantine Antonovich, Tel. : ++972-8-942-3990 > > >Senior software engineer, Fax : ++972-8-942-3955 > > >Orbotech Ltd., P.O.Box 215, Email : const@orbotech.co.il > > >Yavne 81102, Israel > > >------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > >-----== Posted via Deja News, The Leader in Internet Discussion ==----- > > >http://www.dejanews.com/rg_mkgrp.xp Create Your Own Free Member Forum > > > >