Updates on upcoming releases 2.7.0 and 3.0.0

by Eloquera Team 31. May 2010 14:32

Updates on upcoming releases 2.7.0 and 3.0.0
There were some updates on releases and planned features.

2.7.0 (due 3 June)

From this version we will start to introduce Enterprise version of the database.

Free version

- Starting from 2.7.0 Eloquera starts supporting in-memory database.
db = new DB("server=(local);password=;options=inmemory;");
A preview version of in-memory database will be available. In-memory database size will be limited to 1GB.
In-memory database is useful for the users with a high speed data processing, within embedded environments and for volatile data storing e.g. monitored data
- Added full support to store fields of struct type
- Added full support for arrays and DateTime in LINQ
- Added LINQ support to query objects using UID
- Fixes for CONTAINS ALL and CONTAINS ANY for arrays

Enterprise version (free for our gold and platinum customers)

- In-memory database size is unlimited

3.0.0 (due in 3 -4 weeks time)

Free version

- RegisterType to allow types definitions update.
- EF support

Enterprise version (free for our gold and platinum customers)

- Runtime update capability to update type definition in the database while keeping database online.
- Object store and/or update notification mechanism.

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