OpenBase will release OpenBase SQL 9.1 at SUMMIT 2005
OpenBase Forms and Form Designer offer "power tools" for domain experts
REALbasic-based stored procedures allow business logic to be centralized
CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE, USA -- September 1, 2005 -- OpenBase
International, Ltd. today announced that it will release OpenBase SQL
9.1 on September 14, 2005, day one of its SUMMIT 2005 OpenBase
Developers Conference, in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire.
All OpenBase 9.0 license keys will continue to work with OpenBase 9.1.
The newest version of OpenBase SQL delivers significant enhancements.
For technical details, visit: http://www.openbase.com/whatsnew.pdf.
Important new capabilities in version 9.1 include:
OpenBase Forms, Wizard and Designer - OpenBase Forms and Form
Designer offer instant gratification for users who want to build
their own fully functional database interfaces quickly.
Expanded subquery support - To expand interoperability between
OpenBase and other outside services, subqueries now support stored
procedure calls, remote queries for any JDBC-compliant data source,
and support for insert-select.
Named Server-side Cursors - Server-side cursor support allows a query
result to be cached by a server and incrementally navigated, reducing
the need to return entire result sets to client applications.
Multiple cursors can be opened and used simultaneously by each
database client.
REALbasic stored procedures - OpenBase SQL is the first database to
allow business logic written in REALbasic to run inside the database.
Temporary Tables - Temporary tables allow database clients to create
connection-specific temporary tables for storing and searching
temporary information.
EOModel Schema Synchronization - WebObjects developers can
synchronize their EOModel changes directly with the database schema
using the OpenBase Manager.
Schema Modification Recorder - When this option is turned on, all
schema changes made to the development database are recorded to
enable quick, accurate updates to the production system.
Relocatable Databases - OpenBase SQL 9 databases are now relocatable
to an external RAID or hard drive, or any other location.
SUMMIT 2005 -- Build Better Software Faster
The SUMMIT 2005 OpenBase Developers Conference will be held at the
historic and scenic Mt. Washington Resort in Bretton Woods, New
Hampshire, USA, September 14-18, 2005.
Attendees can choose from 34 technology and business sessions to help
them leverage OpenBase database server solutions to generate more
revenue and to reduce their overall software development costs. Hot
new topics include: database integration with VoIP; synchronization
with QuickBooks; and building database interfaces with OpenBase Forms.
For a complete list of sessions, visit the conference website:
<http://www.openbase.com/summit2005>.
The 4-day conference pass is only $499. Attendees can opt for a
variety of hotel options and should plan on flying into Manchester
International Airport (MHT). Conference sessions start at 6pm on
September 14th and end before noon on September 18th. Allow 2 hours
to travel to/from the airport.
About OpenBase
OpenBase SQL relational database servers deliver the scalable
performance and fault-tolerant data protection e-business demands.
Proven in realworld applications since 1991, OpenBase SQL has become
the database of choice for innovative, business-critical applications
on Mac OS X and other popular computing platforms. In addition to
database performance and integrity, OpenBase SQL solutions come with
industry-leading features that are simply unavailable -- or cost much
more -- on other databases. These include built-in, server-based
support for Java stored procedures and e-commerce functions, such as
credit card payment processing and automated email correspondence.
OpenBase SQL databases run on all of today's popular platforms: Mac
OS X, Linux, and Microsoft Windows; and support all of today's open
standard and de facto tools and interfaces, with native support for
WebObjects 5, Java, SOAP, 4D, REALbasic, ODBC Support, PHP, Perl,
Cocoa, and more. OpenBase International also partners with other
leading software providers to deliver higher level solutions that
further reduce cost and risk.
OpenBase is a registered trademark of OpenBase International, Ltd.
(C) Copyright 2005 OpenBase International, Ltd. All rights reserved.
For more information, please visit http://www.openbase.com
Contact:
Saina Ranta <saina at openbase dot com>
http://www.openbase.com
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