Re: DBModelled Storage in JAVA
Hi,
Though HSQLDB will store data in memory , it will not be as fast as
accessing objects. I want use an Object model to retreive the data .
One more thing , I will have huge amount of data , only a part of which
will be stored in memory . So its really difficult to have and maintain
two DB engines.
I need a Object Modelled Approach.
Regards
JK
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