Re: Large database: memory problems

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From: Thomas Blummer
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 1995 09:42

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ObjectStores might be exactly what you need. 

It maps an object database into the virtual memory of your application. A
database of (nearly) unlimited size can be accessed through it witch may spawn
over many disks and machines.

Likely, you do not even need to rewrite your code and classes to be able to
store and retrieve the objects in a totally transparent manner for the
application.

Mail me if you would like to hear more ...

- t(h)omas

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