Valentina is a perfect choice to work with a big data. It employs vertical storage approach. It means – each column has own virtual file to be stored in. Most of db vendors use a horizontal storage – it stores a table data in record-by-record manner.
There are some vertical storage advantages:
We are happy to introduce, in the release 4.5, the result of our 8 months efforts – Valentina Server 64 bit for 3 platforms (win, mac, linux)!
There is a new feature in Valentina Server – SNMP agent.
Currently we support only get() and get_next() SNMP requests for the following oids:
sysDescr(“1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0” )
sysUpTime(“1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0” )
Not much info but it makes a possibility to monitor vServer over SNMP.
For now, SNMP facilities are available only for Windows.
You should specify SNMP port in the server ini-file (default port is 161, 0 means turn off SNMP agent):
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[SNMP]
Port_SNMP=161; SNMP port to listen by VServer.
; 0 – do not use a SNMP port.
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You may set LogToSysLog variable to 1 (in the INI file or via vServer properties) to make vServer put log messages into the system log:
* Event log for Windows
* SysLog for Linux.
The default state of variable is off.
Now scripts show dialog to ask for ADMIN password, and execute load/unload of a VSERVER under SUDO.
Thorsten have found that on Snow Leopard VServer crashes if scheduler is enabled.
Problem was in ICU ucal_open() method. It looks that something was changed in the ICU used by 10.6. Now they require 3d parameter LocalName.
FIXED.
These buttons allow you easy import local project to a remote Valentina Server, and visa versa – remote project to local HDD.
Idea is simple: you choose local project, then vstudio create on a selected VSERVER a new project, and execute INSERTs record by record from your local project’s table. As result, you get on the VSERVER a new project with all the same items, which already registered and ready for use.