Re: (no subject)

Hi Jean,

>  I'd like to know if the ozone server can be use in an enterprise context.
Well, first of all, we live in a world where everthing is considered to be 
enterprise what so ever. So I have to guess what you mean by referring
to an 'enterprise context'. If you mean integrating the database within
an ordinary J2EE n-tier solution, I think the answer is yes. The folks
of ozone state out, that some people use ozone in 
production and some are managing 50 GB of data. 

Also ozone is transaction save and provides cluster support. I have never
tested the cluster support up to now, because I am also fairly new to ozone 
and I am currently evaluating it as well. 

So I think all the main-features the people of commercial database solutions
like to state out, should also be featured by ozone. So I think the answer 
to your question is definitvly 'Yes'.

A question related to the topic:

How advanced (buzzword!) is the capability of ozone to recover from 
crashes? I know there is a logging process going on, but how stable
is the recovery process?


Thanks,

Martin (Kersten)

----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jean-Charles Duhail 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 11:34 AM
  Subject: [Ozone-users] (no subject)


  Hello,

  As you see, i'm french...So, excuse me for the vocabulary...
  Actually, i studie the ozone-db project and i'd make an application that work.
  I'd like to know if the ozone server can be use in an enterprise context, because i think the thing we used to use must change... 
  thanks

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