ScimoreDB Embedded Database 2.0

Publisher review:
ScimoreDB embedded database is an in-process running SQL database with over 375.000 deployments that has a small footprint, an easy-to-use interface and yet offers a full set of stand-alone database servers features. Developers use ScimoreDB to simplify software development for any sized database applications for Windows.
Unlike other embedded databases, ScimoreDB is a fully featured RDBMS and it "feels" like working with a standard client/server database, although it is loaded into your application's process space.
Regardless the programming language you choose (VB, VC++ or C#), using ScimoreDB is easy - just a single function call to initialize or start the database inside your product. Then, use the .NET provider or native C++ classes to access the database. ScimoreDB embedded database comes as a dynamic link library (DLL), making distribution together with your product's installation easy.
Key futures:
? SQL 98 compliant database;
? Full support for ACID transaction;
? Stable and reliable. Over 375.000 installations;
? Small memory footprint;
? Configurable memory usage. In-process memory usage can be configured to remain constant, regardless of database size;
? Easy to use;
? Easy deployment.
Requirements:
16 Mb RAM, 64 Mb Disk

Operating system:
WinME,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003,Windows Vista Starter,Windows Vista Home Basic,Windows Vista Home Premium,Windows Vista Business

Release notes:
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