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SlashDB ver. 1.3.0 is Here

Finally here is some good news! Our latest release is now available for download. While summer is slowly but surely drawing to an end, we are rushing to announce that our latest release is now available for download.  

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Revisions to SlashDB ver. 1.0

In this post we are sharing with you the changes and improvements for version 1.0. Each new version is added in reverse chronological order. For more details on new features in the last major release (version 1.0) please see the…

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What’s New in SlashDB ver. 1.0

Welcome to SlashDB version 1.0, our newest, most refined, milestone-setting release. As always you can download SlashDB for FREE and use it for development and experimentation for as long as needed. When you are ready for production, please see our…

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SlashDB ver. 0.9 Rev. 4

SlashDB Release 0.9.56

Announcing SlashDB version 0.9.56, a fourth revision in the 0.9 branch. This update provides improvements to SQL Pass-thru and JSON rendering. Also satisfies a new security requirement from the Amazon Web Services Marketplace. New features On AWS the user is…

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SlashDB 0.9 Rev. 3

SlashDB Release 0.9.53

We have not planned another revision in the 0.9 branch, but the news of Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities compelled us to rebuild our cloud images from the latest stable OS revisions. While we were at it we bundled several fixes:…

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SlashDB Puts 2014 to REST

We are saying our goodbyes to 2014 with the final update to version 0.7 of SlashDB. Amazing new features await in 0.8, so stay tuned, but in the meantime, here's... What's New SlashDB ver. 0.7.39 Final revision of the 0.7…

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/db ver. 0.4 released

New version of /db has been released. Performance improvements to XML generator, new configuration options, and new relationship traversing algorithm are among "What's new".

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Work wraps in 0.3.x branch

Another batch of improvements has just been reintegrated into the stable branch of code. Among changes are better and faster internals and improvements to configuration files. We have also successfully completed testing with MS SQL Server 2008 R2, which happens to be…

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