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Bathy DataBASE 3.1 now works with Oracle Spatial; helping utilize the GeoRaster and geo point cloud data structures for data. The new 3.0 release of Bathy DataBASE still supports the original offering for PostgreSQL database for backend storage but with the newly added support for Oracle Spatial CARIS can offer a service oriented approach to […]

Continuent has released its next version of Tungsten Enterprise for MySQL and PostgreSQL; improving data availability and database performance. New improvements include management and monitoring, performance, connectivity, replication, flexibility, and reliability of Tungsten clusters.

Tokutek has announced TokuDB v5.0 for MySQL and MariaDB; enabling big data scalability on MySQL with support for hot schema changes. With the release Tokutek allows for hot indexing and hot column addition and deletion so customers do not need to wait hours or days to revise the data model and begin building queries. TokuDB […]

ACESYS has launched a professional PHP and MySQL training course; helping provide high quality skills in programming in PHP and MySQL and acquiring in-depth knowledge with opportunities to work on live projects for better career paths. There are two different courses based on skill level, a professional level and an expert level, each lasting 6 […]

Alpha Five lets Access developers build secure Ajax-powered, SQL database driven Web apps; giving Microsoft Access developers help in moving to the Web. In addition, when applications are created in Alpha Five they are enabled to run on mobile devices as well as integrating with Web services or tieing in external JavaScript libraries.

Kaminario and Confio Partner to Help Identify Database I/O Bottlenecks; helping to reduce database operational costs and resolve I/O problems quicker. In a nutshell, the confio solution will identify the bottleneck that are affecting data responsiveness and Kaminario will actually solve the problem.

A new release of Oracle Recovery Software, v2.0, has been released from Recover Data; allowing users to now recover additional structures that was not available in previous versions such as primary keys, foreign keys, composite keys, functions, and stored procedures; empowering users to recover everything from dbf files.

Drizzle, tarball version 2011.03.13, has been released by open sourcers. The fork of Oracle’s MySQL database is designed for cloud computing and comes after nearly three years it was announced by Brian Aker. This version is stripped-down; taking out unnecessary features (such as views, triggers, and stored procedures) for the sake of simplicity, speed, and […]

ThreadX, a lightweight real-time operating system from Express Logic, Inc. supports ITTIA’s embedded relational database software; bringing together ITTIA’s relational database management capabilities with a rich set of system services from ThreadX to meet demanding embedded application development.

An add-on for the Heroku cloud platform has been added to Xeround’s database service for MySQL-based applications; providing simple one-click integration between Heroku applications and Xeround’s database-as-a-service. Users will just need to add the add-on to their application from within the Heroku environment which will create a MySQL compatible cloud database that connects to their […]

OpenWorld2011 call for papers is now open. You may submit proposals for the current Oracle OpenWorld conference being held October 2-6, 2011 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Choose from a wide variety of topic areas and targeted for all levels of attendees from beginner to expert. The MySQL community is again welcomed at […]

vServe24/7 is now helping customers across various verticals with Oracle R12 upgrades; helping them with the R12 upgrade decision making process as well as helping htem with the complete migration and implementation. The upgrade, using vServer24/7 Oracle experts will use proven and smooth methods to minimize downtime, cost of resources, and on-going support.