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Datablitz

DataBlitz is a general purpose main memory database management system, developed by Lucent Bell Labs Research from 1993 to 1995. It replaced various home-grown database products used throughout Lucent beginning in 1997. It was originally named "Dali", and provided recovery and concurrency control features. Later, Dali was renamed as "DataBlitz".

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Developer
Bell Labs
License
Proprietary
Operating system
Linux, Solaris
Release
1997 (1997)
Stable release
7.1 / April 4, 2010; 16 years ago (2010-04-04)
Type
RDBMS

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Datablitz

Nodes14
Edges13
Triples41
Avg. degree1.86
Density0.142857
Components1

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Datablitz

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related to References · 11
Datablitz → Architecture, Critical Applications, Dali, DataBlitzThe DataBlitz, Home PageDali, Linux Data Recovery, Main Memory DataBase SystemDataBlitz, Main-Memory Database Performance, Research Papers, SlidesList, Storage Manager
related to Storage Manager · 10
Datablitz → Chunk, Each, Recovery, Since, Storing, The, Upon, Users, With, Zeroed
related to Relational · 9
Datablitz → Also, API, Both, Indices, Navigation, Referential, Schema, SQL, The DataBlitz Relational Manager
related to Replication · 4
Datablitz → Each, For, In DataBlitz, The
Developer · 1
Datablitz → Bell Labs
License · 1
Datablitz → Proprietary
Operating system · 1
Datablitz → Linux, Solaris
Release · 1
Datablitz → 1997 (1997)
Stable release · 1
Datablitz → 7.1 / April 4, 2010; 16 years ago (2010-04-04)
Type · 1
Datablitz → RDBMS

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data memory system recovery database applications features chunk dali relational replication main time support stored table segments used control provides

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DatablitzDeveloperBell Labs1.00infobox
DatablitzLicenseProprietary1.00infobox
DatablitzOperating systemLinux, Solaris1.00infobox
DatablitzRelease1997 (1997)1.00infobox
DatablitzStable release7.1 / April 4, 2010; 16 years ago (2010-04-04)1.00infobox
DatablitzTypeRDBMS1.00infobox
Datablitzis ageneral purpose main memory database management system0.90text
Datablitzrelated to ReferencesArchitecture0.60section
Datablitzrelated to ReferencesDataBlitzThe DataBlitz0.60section
Datablitzrelated to ReferencesDali0.60section
Datablitzrelated to ReferencesHome PageDali0.60section
Datablitzrelated to ReferencesResearch Papers0.60section

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