Talk:In-memory database

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"Main memory" or "in memory"

I think the title of this article is mistaken. The expression "in-memory database" is much more popular than "main memory database". As evidence, I cite Google News and Yahoo News. Both of them return 5 or 6 hits for "in-memory", but none for "main memory". Moreover, the popular Computer Desktop Encyclopedia (www.computerlanguage.com) titles its article "in-memory database". Any objections to changing the title of this article? Westwind273 23:34, 24 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Ok, I'll do the move; let's see if anyone complains. -- intgr ^#%@! 23:29, 25 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

List of vendors/products

Starcounter has been running as an in-memory hybrid ordbms, rdbms and odbms in production since 2004. It currently runns at telcos, retailers and online newspapers such as EBay, Telia, Canal+, Gekås, Verizon and Bonniers under an NDA. The NDA was lifted in October 2009.