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COTS databases for embedded systems
Many embedded computer systems are excellent candidates for embedded databases.
Steve defines what an embedded database is and what features developers can expect to be or not to be in them, and discusses which of those features, whether present or not, make embedded databases appropriate for embedded systems.
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http://www.embedded-computing.com
date: 1/13/2007
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Embedded database technology becomes increasingly important for AdvancedTCA system applications
Internet and Worldwide Web connectivity has become standard fare with AdvancedTCA systems.
Most of these systems have the ability to be remotely configured through a command line and/or browser interface.
Having a fast, embedded database for storage of configuration information as well as runtime data is a critical part of an effective and useful AdvancedTCA system.
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http://www.compactpci-systems.com
date: 4/28/2008
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Embedded databases: Why not to use the relational data model
Handling data management the traditional way does not always translate well to embedded systems.
The popularity of the relational database model is indisputable but does not mean it’s the right choice when dealing with precious CPU, memory, and storage resources.
One alternative to the relational model can help lower hardware requirements and model complex data relationships, allowing vendors to free up resources for the application at h...
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http://www.embedded-computing.com
date: 1/13/2008
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Enterprise applications go embedded
Collin discusses recent technology changes that urge more applications to use a relational database and presents some examples of the types of applications that could benefit.
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http://www.embedded-computing.com
date: 1/13/2007
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White Paper: Database Alternatives for Real-Time Intelligent Devices
Managing data with embedded database technologies simplifies development and can increase application reliability.
However, performance, determinism and memory requirements are common concerns, especially in real-time systems.
This white paper compares and contrasts client-server embedded databases with a next-generation compiled approaches that can run as in-line code.
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http://www.embedded-computing.com
date: 3/1/2008
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White paper: A Fully Standards-Based Approach to Logging High-Throughput Distributed Real-Time Data
The ability to capture run-time activity for future analysis and playback is vital to being able to debug, integrate, test, and support complex distributed systems.
Unfortunately, implementing a logging capability is often very difficult and expensive because data must be captured from disparate sources, likely consists of many different native data structures, and often has a higher aggregate throughput (burst or steady-state) than can b...
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http://www.mil-embedded.com
date: 3/23/2007
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