This talk will start with a short introduction to Apache Derby and its capabilities. It will then go on to present the new features of the 10.2 release. Derby is the first database system to support the new JDBC 4 spec, and this talk will also present the most important new JDBC 4 features and present examples of how to use them.

The features introduced with MySQL 5.0 can improve replication systems. It is now possible to setup a robust circular replication system without conflicts. Using the event scheduler in MySQL 5.1 we can also build a failover mechanism for simple or complex replication systems. Using the Replication Playground, a recent open source project, we can easily test such features.

The MySQL General Purpose Stored Routines Library is a collection of routines that enhance MySQL language for stored routines programming. The library features complex data structures (arrays, queues, hashes, heaps, stacks), ready-to-use loops, syntax helpers, and more. Writing stored routines with this library is going to be much easier.

IBExpert Tools for Database Developers gives you an overview of the IBExpert Functionality with the Firebird Open Source Database – replication, web applications, stored procedure developement and debugging, IBEBlock and much more.

This session will focus on Ingres's product rebirth and technical lessons learned. From choosing the open source components from which to build a community site, to preparing and sanitizing the source code and evaluating building processes, SVP of Engineering Emma McGrattan will outline principles for conquering skepticism of adopting an open source development and business model.

This tutorial goes into the details of MySQL Performance Opimization. Starting with basics of MySQL Server configuration it covers schema design and indexing strategies, query optimization and profiling, using replication to arhive high performance and high availability. We also speak about application architecture design, hardware platform selection, deployment, and backup strategies.

Learn about Innodb – the most popular transactional storage engine for MySQL architecture, existing and planned features. Get to know about configuring Innodb for best performance and building your application to perform best with Innodb.

This session discusses how to use Apache Derby to build client-side storage into web applications. This allows you to build applications where the data is kept on the client machine and to run web applications even when disconnected from the Internet. In this session, I will demonstrate a web application that is using an embedded Derby and show how to build such applications.

This talk will start with a short introduction to Apache Derby and its capabilities. The talk will then go on to present the new features of the 10.2 release. Derby is the first database system to support the new JDBC 4 spec, and this talk will also present the most important new JDBC 4 features and give examples of how to use them.

The features introduced with MySQL 5.0 can improve replication systems. It is now possible to setup a robust circular replication system without conflicts. Using the event scheduler in MySQL 5.1 we can also build a failover mechanism for simple or complex replication systems. Using the Replication Playground, a recent open source project, we can easily test such features.

IBExpert Tools for Database Developers gives you an overview of the IBExpert Functionality with the Firebird Open Source Database – replication, web applications, stored procedure developement and debugging, IBEBlock and much more.

This tutorial goes into the details of MySQL performance optimization. Starting with basics of MySQL Server configuration it covers schema design and indexing strategies, query optimization and profiling, using replication to archive high performance and high availability. We also speak about application architecture design, hardware platform selection, deployment, and backup strategies.

Learn about Innodb – the most popular transactional storage engine for MySQL architecture, existing and planned features. Get to know about configuring Innodb for best performance and building your application to perform best with Innodb.

This talk will start with a short introduction to Apache Derby and its capabilities. The talk will then go on to present the new features of the 10.2 release. Derby is the first database system to support the new JDBC 4 spec, and this talk will also present the most important new JDBC 4 features and give examples of how to use them.

This presentation focuses on how to configure and use Apache Derby in order to get the best performance out of it and at the same time ensure durability of the data stored in the database in case of failures. By presenting performance data, this session will also examine how different configurations and programming tips influence performance.

The use of an Object Oriented (OO) database is not very popular yet, however the db4o offers a real alternative to ‘normal’ databases. Being OO and at the same time an embedded database, it can be used very easily and without any administrative efforts. The application itself and the limits of its use will be presented.

This session focuses on Ingres's product rebirth and technical lessons learned. From choosing the open source components from which to build a community site, to preparing and sanitizing the source code and evaluating building processes, SVP of Engineering Emma McGrattan will outline principles for conquering skepticism of adopting an open source development and business model.

The use of an Object Oriented (OO) database is not very popular yet, however the db4o offers a real alternative to ‘normal’ databases. Being OO and at the same time an embedded database, it can be used very easily and without any administrative efforts. The application itself and the limits of its use will be presented.

This tutorial goes into the details of MySQL Performance Opimization. Starting with basics of MySQL Server configuration it covers schema design and indexing strategies, query optimization and profiling, using replication to arhive high performance and high availability. We also speak about application architecture design, hardware platform selection, deployment, and backup strategies.

This session discusses how to use Apache Derby to build client-side storage into web applications. This allows you to build applications where the data is kept on the client machine and to run web applications even when disconnected from the Internet. In this session, I will demonstrate a web application that is using an embedded Derby and show how to build such applications.