One RSWE project required an offline database application running on 80286 handheld devices. The legacy system input was generated as ASCII batch files sent to a Windows NT host. This host has to convert the batch input in a suitable database format and to transfer it to the handheld devices. The modified results had to be converted vice versa.

Another demanding database application is a cryptographic cluster server, where multiple nodes have to access a nearly realtime database. In case of failure the database engine continues it’s work on a failoverserver immediately.

In the first case a multiplatform DBMS was required to cover the database requirements under DOS and Windows NT. On the handheld devices low memory consumption was a essential requirement, too. All goals were covered using Codebase. The query speed on the slow handheld PCs is blazing. Writing the ASCII to database converters has been supported very well by the Codebase API.

The second project has demanding requirements concerning a ultra stable and performant database server.

- Mature database solutions out of the box
- Proven stability
- Multiplatform integration
- Blazing performance