[lug] Embedded database recommendations

[Davide Del Vento]

I worked with postgreSQL and it has all you ask in the list, and
everything is very good and very robust.
As the name says, it has SQL, but I don't think you are saying that
you do not *want* it, are you?
I do not know how well it works in embedded systems, though, but I
think you can figure out yourself pretty quickly.
Have fun!
Dav

On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 16:09, Steve Sullivan <sullivan at mathcom.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for embedded database recommendations.
> The need is ...
>  - Storage of many objects, some small, some exceeding 10 GB each
>  - No SQL needed, but some sort of query language would be helpful
>  - Both Java and C/C++ APIs
>  - Open source (prefer MIT or LGPL to GPL license)
>  - Access by multiple processes or threads
>  - Robust: minimal loss during system crash; short recovery time
>
> The API issue is tricky.  If possible we'd like a DB
> with a pure Java implementation and a C++ implementation,
> since calling between Java and C++ involves JNI, which
> is often fragile.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steve
>
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