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//***FILE 910 is from Thierry Falissard and contains a DBMS * FILE 910
//* system called NoSQLz. See the introduction below, * FILE 910
//* and see the included PDF documentation for any * FILE 910
//* particulars (member #USERGDE). * FILE 910
//* * FILE 910
//* website: www.nosqlz.com * FILE 910
//* * FILE 910
//* We are proud to introduce NoSQLz, a new DBMS on z/OS. * FILE 910
//* * FILE 910
//* It enables you to manage key-value schema-less tables; * FILE 910
//* data is "format-agnostic". NoSQLz can be used through * FILE 910
//* function calls in application programs written in * FILE 910
//* Cobol, assembler, REXX, etc. * FILE 910
//* * FILE 910
//* NoSQLz belongs to the NoSQL system family. Only basic * FILE 910
//* CRUD functions (create, read, update, delete) are * FILE 910
//* provided. It is designed to be very straightforward and * FILE 910
//* easy to implement. * FILE 910
//* * FILE 910
//* ACID properties are provided, so as to have "real * FILE 910
//* transactions", through optimistic concurrency control, * FILE 910
//* timestamp-based concurrency control and multiversion * FILE 910
//* concurrency control (MVCC); retrieval is always * FILE 910
//* favored, at the (possible) expense of updates. * FILE 910
//* * FILE 910
//* Record size varies from 500 bytes (minimum) to 75 MB * FILE 910
//* (large records supported). There can be up to * FILE 910
//* approximately 1,000,000,000 records in a single table. * FILE 910
//* * FILE 910
//* The current version of the product is issued as * FILE 910
//* freeware (for a monoplex); only the full Sysplex * FILE 910
//* version will be chargeable. * FILE 910
//* * FILE 910
//* In the the full Sysplex version, tables are designed * FILE 910
//* for multiple concurrent access natively throughout the * FILE 910
//* sysplex, with no need for VSAM record-level sharing * FILE 910
//* (RLS) support in the sysplex, nor for any specific * FILE 910
//* coupling or locking mechanism; only a minimal * FILE 910
//* implementation of a sysplex will be required. * FILE 910
//* * FILE 910
//* Usages: big data; highly-available data; data * FILE 910
//* warehousing; document store; Internet applications; * FILE 910
//* OLAP; quick alternative to existing relational DBMSs; * FILE 910
//* etc. * FILE 910
//* * FILE 910