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Thread In-Memory table differences in ElevateDB vs DBISAM
Mon, Feb 26 2007 10:27 PMPermanent Link

Jeff C.
The product information states this about in-memory tables in ElevateDB:
"Databases can be created entirely in-memory and can be accessed from multiple threads"

I believe in DBISAM that accessing these from multiple threads was not possible, is that
correct?

Are there other benefits to in-memory tables in ElevateDB?
Tue, Feb 27 2007 3:39 AMPermanent Link

Eryk Bottomley
Jeff

> I believe in DBISAM that accessing these from multiple threads was not possible, is that
> correct?

No. What you cannot do is access a memory table from multiple processes
in DBISAM - multiple threads is fine, just use a dedicated session
component for each thread.

Eryk
Tue, Feb 27 2007 6:41 AMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Jeff,

<< I believe in DBISAM that accessing these from multiple threads was not
possible, is that correct? >

No, Eryk's response is correct.

<< Are there other benefits to in-memory tables in ElevateDB? >>

You can have multiple user-defined in-memory databases in ElevateDB.  DBISAM
only allowed for one - "Memory".

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

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