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Is Oracle’s TimeTen in-memory database the same product as it’s new Oracle NoSQL product offering?
UPDATE:
The genesis for this post is the following, when someone wrote:
“I don’t expect Oracle NoSQL database to be a new product. Just a rebranding or repackaging of one of the above mentioned ones. Probably the TimesTen.”
No.
TimesTen is a standard relational SQL database that is entirely in-memory. It supports ANSI SQL and PL/SQL, and it was bought by Oracle in 2005.
Oracle NoSQL is a distributed file-based key-value database, similar to Hadoop or MongoDB, based on Berkeley DB which was bought by Oracle in 2006.