M'Laddy of Gogala,
Yes, good catch, the acronym can refer to some kernel
debuggers, too.
In this case, "Kdb" is the moniker for a superfast no-frills
in-memory db. (Praps our own Mr. Adams knows something
of this product, since it has sold to Telstra, where
I *think* he used to work.)
Seems like a small company with a very higly trained staff
and nifty little product.
- Ross
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|| I thought that kdb was a kernel debugger?
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|| Anyone out there using the Kdb database?
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