System Administrators may assist with certain database design tasks that overlap with the work of application designers, such as enforcing integrity standards.
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This manual covers the basics for understanding and investigating performance questions in Adaptive Server. It guides you in how to look for the places that may be impeding performance.
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Adaptive Server provides a runtime environment for Java, which means that Java code can be executed in the server. Building a runtime environment for Java in the database server provides powerful new ways of managing and storing both data and logic. Read the rest of this entry »

Adaptive Server runs as an application on top of an operating system and depends solely on the services exported by the operating system to function.
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A transaction replication system maintains consistent, synchronized data in separate databases. It does that mainly by recording the data-changing operations in one database (called the primary database), and sending those operations to another database (called the replicate database). Data-changing operations thus captured and sent are called replicated transactions.
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Adaptive Server runs on a variety of hardware and operating system platforms. System-specific issues do not affect the basic functionality of Adaptive Server, but there are differences among platform implementations.
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Messaging is the exchange of information by two or more software applications. A message is a self-contained package of information. Many Adaptive Server customers use messaging and queuing, or publishing and subscription systems in their own application environments.
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