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    Object Prevalence: Get Rid of Your Database?

    Here's a somewhat interesting article on Slashdot. It talks about using object-oriented persistence rather than a RDBMS. They talk about 9000 times better performance for certain "queries".

    Object Prevalence: Get Rid of Your Database?
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    Thanks, I saw this article this morning, too.

    I bet you can get an equivalent performance or even higher performance with the Freeze evictor, provided that you have a sufficiently large evictor queue.

    Of course, the evictor doesn't log each update. But you can set "save upon mutating operation" strategy, which might even be faster than writing to a log if the per-object state isn't too large.

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