The Matisse DBMS delivers up to a 100-1 price performance improvement
through the ability to natively store XML and program objects from
Java, C#, C++, VB, Eiffel and the leading scripting languages including
Python and PHP. Matisse eases the transition to Web services for
IT departments by coupling native XML & object support with the
ability to work with ANSI SQL. This enables IT departments to leverage
their SQL expertise and to continue to use 3rd party SQL reporting
and analysis tools. Matisse's proven architecture, and patent pending
technology, provides excellent performance and scalability within
both the J2EE and .NET environments.
Product Overview
Discover how Matisse 9 will benefit you and your organization with the development
and administration features presented below.
Top 7 features for Development
- Native Object and XML
Support -- Simplifies development by providing native support
for virtually all object-oriented languages and capabilities including:
object persistence, inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism,
unique object identifiers and bi-directional links between objects.
It also decreases code complexity and the amount of code up to
70% by eliminating the overhead, and performance limitations,
of object-relational (OR) mapping.
- ANSI SQL Support
-- An embedded SQL statement can access both the relationships
and the attributes of Matisse objects, or 3rd party tools can
use Matisse's standard SQL implementation to deliver native SQL
ODBC/JDBC connectivity to powerful reporting and analysis tools.
- Stored Methods and Referential
Integrity -- Easily enforce business rules using SQL within
the engine, instead of haphazardly depend upon individual applications
to enfore business rules.
- Fast Joins -- Matisse
fast joins use relationship navigation to rapidly locate and
access related data from multiple classes.
- Dynamic Schema Evolution
-- Enables the addition or removal of classes or properties while
Matisse is online.
- Full-Text Search
-- Supports full-text search applications through Matisse Entry-Point
dictionary mechanism.
- Integration with 3rd party tools -- Visual
Studio .NET for the .NET platform and JBuilder, NetBeans and Forte
for the J2EE platform and Rational Rose for data modeling.
Top 7 features for Database Administration
- Database Mirroring
-- Matisse databases can be automatically replicated to one or
more systems to ensure that the database is available 24x365.
- Disk Mirroring --
Matisse's disk mirroring provides fault tolerance in case of disk
failure, and read access scalability without the need to purchase
specialized hardware or software. The system automatically reconfigures
itself; thus no system administration is required to implement
this capability.
- Data Partitioning
-- Objects in a single class can be transparently distributed
across multiple disks. This reduces the possibility of disk "hot
spots" and allows single queries to access multiple partitions
simultaneously.
- Fast Recovery --
Matisse fast recovery, which relies on version-based checkpointing
mechanims, ensures high availability of Matisse databases.
- Linear Scalability
-- The Matisse server scales linearly on SMP (symmetric multi
processing) architectures as new CPUs and disks are added.
- Versioning Engine
-- A unique versioning engine improves performance by avoiding
the overhead of transaction log operations and administration.
In write-intensive (update and load) environments with numerous
concurrent users, Matisse shows an overwhelming performance advantage
without the loss of database integrity, recovery, or throughput.
- Minimal Administration
-- Self-administering and always running, Matisse was designed
to require no dedicated DBA, and instead only require minimum
administration once in operation.
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