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Fresher Information Corp. produces Matisse, a DBMS designed to ease web services data management and integration by combining native support for XML, program objects (including Java, C++, C#) and SQL within a single DBMS. The Matisse DBMS has been powering industrial and mission critical systems for over a decade at over 150 sites in Europe and was introduced to the U.S. market in October 2001....More»

Address: 575 Market Street 13th Floor South San Francisco, CA 94105 Map it »

Phone: 415-596-1042

Founded: 1998

Industry: Business Internet

Sub-Industry: Other Business Internet

Legal Structure: Corporation

Ownership: Subsidiary

Parent Company: Matisse Software

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Name:	Matisse 8
Product URL:	http://fresher.com/product_information/
Description:	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, Triggers 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.