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Saturday, February 16, 2008

Oracle Berkeley DB

At the RMOUG conference I was able to get a more detailed look at Oracle's Berkeley DB. I have to admit it is very coooool. I seen some XML demos using Oracle Berkeley DB and it was like waving a bone in front of a wolf's nose, it got my attention. The Oracle Berkeley DB, Oracle Berkeley DB XML and Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition are all things that really interest the technologist in me. Right now Oracle Berkeley DB cannot compete with everything MySQL brings to the table in terms of commercial and business solutions but the developer in me really wants to play with this tool.

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