Released OrientDB v 1.0
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Luca Garulli
May 14, 2012, 3:41:23 PM5/14/12
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Hi all,
yes we did it: the long waited release 1.0 is finally out!
By looking back to the download history it was on May 2011, exactly 1 year ago, when we started to mark the releases with the "Release Candidate2 suffix (1.0rc1 was the first) because we thought the 1.0 was quite close. Well, to have a stable 1.0 we spent 1 year of work more made of fix, patches and a lot of new developments to reach this so waited release.
If you're following the list since a while you noticed that this is not only the fruit of my hands and my mind, but the entire effort of a community made today of 17 members and led by 4 committers: Andrey Lomakin, Artem Orobets, Luca Molino and me. Thank you so much!
Before to go in deep with the news remember that professional services are available through NuvolaBase and partners. See below for more details.
Release 1.0
Download as usual: http://code.google.com/p/orient/wiki/Download. Maven artifacts are uploading right now.
Or click on the direct links:
- OrientDB Embedded and Server: http://code.google.com/p/orient/downloads/detail?name=orientdb-1.0.zip
- OrientDB Graph(ed): http://code.google.com/p/orient/downloads/detail?name=orientdb-graphed-1.0.zip
+ Changes
- new Multi-Master Replication architecture
- new Object Database interface that use run-time enhancement. Now handles lazy loading, it's lighter and faster than before
- new OTraverse class to traverse graphs via Java API using a stack-free approach
- Data segments: added support for multiple ones and create/drop commands
- new ODocument.undo() to revert local changes
- new Server Side Scripting support
- Query: new context variables
- Console: new check database command
- Studio: improved Graph management
- Improved OSGi support
- Fixed more than 40 bugs
Multi Master replication
Some months ago we throw away old Mater-Slave replication because it didn't scale with high volumes of changes in favor of a brand new Multi-Master replication. In this release the replication is not yet rock solid, but this is our job for the next months. To know more look at the new WiKi page: http://code.google.com/p/orient/wiki/Replication. The old command "share database" has been removed for a bunches of new commands to manage the cluster and replication:
- cluster status
- copy database <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port> <database-type>
- replication start <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
- replication stop <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
- replication align <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
- replication get journal <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
- replication reset journal <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
- replication get conflicts <database-name>
Check database command
We've implemented the new "check database" command to execute a full scan of the database in search of errors and warnings. Example (-v stands for verbose)
> connect local:/temp/db/test admin admin
> check database -v
New Object Database interface
Since 1.0 you can use OrientDB like Hibernate and any RDBMS. Some JPA annotations are supported, but in the future it could be a full JPA compliant implementation. Current implementation uses JBoss Javassist to instrument user classes at run-time and in transparent way. Lazy loading works well and performance in general are better than the previous Reflection based implementation. To know more look at Object Database.
Server Side Scripting
OrientDB supports server side scripting. This is an example to execute a snippet of Javascript in the OrientDB server:
db.command( new OCommandScript("Javascript", "print('hello world')") ).execute();
And this is to insert 1,000 records using the console and the new "js" command:
orientdb> js for( i = 0; i < 1000; i++ ){ db.query( 'insert into jstest (label) values ("test'+i+'")' ); }
The command "jss" is the same but executes the script into the OrientDB server and get back the result.
Release management
As proposed Daniel Kersten in this Group we're going to use the Semantic Version to enumerate release. For more information: http://semver.org/.
Contribute to the OrientDB project (sorry but I can't stop to remember this)
Please help OrientDB to be more famous by writing a short review in your Blog, Magazines and Mailing Lists. The magic formula is: More users = More test = More stable = More support (drivers, plugins, etc).
Please help OrientDB to be more famous by writing a short review in your Blog, Magazines and Mailing Lists. The magic formula is: More users = More test = More stable = More support (drivers, plugins, etc).
Issues
To report an issue please follow the suggestions posted some days ago, in particular attach the following information:
- OrientDB version. Please don't forget this! If it's a SNAPSHOT please tell if it's from SVN (revision number) or from MAVEN
- Operative System
- 32-bit or 64-bit
- JVM version
- RAM
- Dump of configuration and profiler
To open a new issue: http://code.google.com/p/orient/issues/entry
Professional Services
We're moving all the Professional Services from Orient Technologies to NuvolaBase.com Ltd. All live contracts will be transferred and managed by NuvolaBase Ltd company.
Partnership
We've built a new Partnership Agreement for companies interested to sell NuvolaBase or OrientDB services as "reseller" or "services partner". Please contact in...@nuvolabase.com to have more information about it.
Certification program
We're finishing to define the Certification Program for OrientDB. All the committers will receive the "OrientDB Joda" level for free (valued about €200).
Ciao,
Lvc@
Adrian Madrid
May 14, 2012, 3:55:42 PM5/14/12
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Congratulations! this is great news. Thanks to everybody that made this happen.
TheSweetlink
May 14, 2012, 9:16:37 PM5/14/12
to OrientDB
Thank you all for your wonderful work!
OrientDB is a wonderful product and I like it so much that I am in the
middle of writing an OrientDB<-->ANSI Common Lisp adapter.
More on that as it develops.
Best regards to the best DB team worldwide,
David
On May 14, 3:41 pm, Luca Garulli <l.garu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> yes we did it: the long waited release 1.0 is finally out!
>
> By looking back to the download history it was on May 2011, exactly 1 year
> ago, when we started to mark the releases with the "Release Candidate2
> suffix (1.0rc1 was the first) because we thought the 1.0 was quite close.
> Well, to have a stable 1.0 we spent 1 year of work more made of fix,
> patches and a lot of new developments to reach this so waited release.
>
> If you're following the list since a while you noticed that this is not
> only the fruit of my hands and my mind, but the entire effort of a
> community made today of 17 members and led by 4 committers: Andrey
> Lomakin, Artem Orobets, Luca Molino and me. Thank you so much!
>
> Before to go in deep with the news remember that professional services are
> available through
> NuvolaBase<http://www.nuvolabase.com/site/professional.html>and
> http://code.google.com/p/orient/downloads/detail?name=orientdb-1.0.zip
> - OrientDB Graph(ed):
> http://code.google.com/p/orient/downloads/detail?name=orientdb-graphe...
>
> *+ Changes*
>
> - new *Multi-Master Replication* architecture
> - new *Object Database* interface that use run-time enhancement. Now
> stack-free approach
> - *Data segments*: added support for multiple ones and create/drop
> commands
> - new *ODocument.undo() *to revert local changes
> - new *Server Side Scripting* support
> - Query: new *context variables*
> - Console: new *check database* command
> - Studio: improved *Graph *management
> - Improved *OSGi *support
> - Fixed more than 40 bugs
>
> Full list:http://code.google.com/p/orient/issues/list?can=1&q=label%3Av1.0
>
> *Multi Master replication*
> - copy database <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> <database-type>
> - replication start <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication stop <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication align <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication get journal <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication reset journal <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication get conflicts <database-name>
>
> *Check database command*
> .
>
> *Server Side Scripting*
> this)
> * Please help OrientDB to be more famous by writing a *short review* in
> your Blog, Magazines and Mailing Lists. The magic formula is: *More users =
> More test = More stable = More support* (drivers, plugins, etc).
>
> *Issues*
> - 32-bit or 64-bit
> - JVM version
> - RAM
> - Dump of configuration and profiler
> *Professional Services*
> transferred and managed by NuvolaBase <http://www.nuvolabase.com/> Ltd
> company.
>
> *Partnership*
> We've built a new *Partnership Agreement* for companies interested to sell
>
> *Certification program*
> €200).
>
> Ciao,
> Lvc@
OrientDB is a wonderful product and I like it so much that I am in the
middle of writing an OrientDB<-->ANSI Common Lisp adapter.
More on that as it develops.
Best regards to the best DB team worldwide,
David
On May 14, 3:41 pm, Luca Garulli <l.garu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> yes we did it: the long waited release 1.0 is finally out!
>
> By looking back to the download history it was on May 2011, exactly 1 year
> ago, when we started to mark the releases with the "Release Candidate2
> suffix (1.0rc1 was the first) because we thought the 1.0 was quite close.
> Well, to have a stable 1.0 we spent 1 year of work more made of fix,
> patches and a lot of new developments to reach this so waited release.
>
> If you're following the list since a while you noticed that this is not
> only the fruit of my hands and my mind, but the entire effort of a
> community made today of 17 members and led by 4 committers: Andrey
> Lomakin, Artem Orobets, Luca Molino and me. Thank you so much!
>
> Before to go in deep with the news remember that professional services are
> available through
> partners. See below for more details.
>
> *Release 1.0*
>
> Download as usual:http://code.google.com/p/orient/wiki/Download. Maven
> artifacts are uploading right now.
>
> Or click on the direct links:
>
> - OrientDB Embedded and Server:
> artifacts are uploading right now.
>
> Or click on the direct links:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/orient/downloads/detail?name=orientdb-1.0.zip
> - OrientDB Graph(ed):
> http://code.google.com/p/orient/downloads/detail?name=orientdb-graphe...
>
> *+ Changes*
>
> - new *Multi-Master Replication* architecture
> - new *Object Database* interface that use run-time enhancement. Now
> handles lazy loading, it's lighter and faster than before
> - new *OTraverse *class to traverse graphs via Java API using a
> stack-free approach
> - *Data segments*: added support for multiple ones and create/drop
> commands
> - new *ODocument.undo() *to revert local changes
> - new *Server Side Scripting* support
> - Query: new *context variables*
> - Console: new *check database* command
> - Studio: improved *Graph *management
> - Improved *OSGi *support
> - Fixed more than 40 bugs
>
> Full list:http://code.google.com/p/orient/issues/list?can=1&q=label%3Av1.0
>
> *Multi Master replication*
> Some months ago we throw away old Mater-Slave replication because it didn't
> scale with high volumes of changes in favor of a brand new
> Multi-Master<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-master_replication>replication.
> scale with high volumes of changes in favor of a brand new
> In this release the replication is not yet rock solid, but
> this is our job for the next months. To know more look at the new WiKi
> page:http://code.google.com/p/orient/wiki/Replication. The old command
> "share database" has been removed for a bunches of new commands to manage
> the cluster and replication:
>
> - cluster status
> this is our job for the next months. To know more look at the new WiKi
> page:http://code.google.com/p/orient/wiki/Replication. The old command
> "share database" has been removed for a bunches of new commands to manage
> the cluster and replication:
>
> - copy database <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> <database-type>
> - replication start <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication stop <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication align <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication get journal <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication reset journal <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication get conflicts <database-name>
>
> *Check database command*
> We've implemented the new "check database" command to execute a full scan
> of the database in search of errors and warnings. Example (-v stands for
> verbose)
>
> > connect local:/temp/db/test admin admin
> > check database -v
>
> *New Object Database interface*
> of the database in search of errors and warnings. Example (-v stands for
> verbose)
>
> > connect local:/temp/db/test admin admin
> > check database -v
>
> Since 1.0 you can use OrientDB like Hibernate and any RDBMS. Some JPA
> annotations are supported, but in the future it could be a full JPA
> compliant implementation. Current implementation uses JBoss
> Javassist<http://www.jboss.org/javassist>to instrument user classes at
> annotations are supported, but in the future it could be a full JPA
> compliant implementation. Current implementation uses JBoss
> run-time and in transparent way. Lazy loading
> works well and performance in general are better than the previous
> Reflection based implementation. To know more look at Object
> Database<http://code.google.com/p/orient/wiki/ObjectDatabase>
> works well and performance in general are better than the previous
> Reflection based implementation. To know more look at Object
> .
>
> *Server Side Scripting*
> OrientDB supports server side scripting. This is an example to execute a
> snippet of Javascript in the OrientDB server:
>
> db.command( new OCommandScript("Javascript", "print('hello world')")
> ).execute();
>
> And this is to insert 1,000 records using the console and the new "*js*"
> snippet of Javascript in the OrientDB server:
>
> db.command( new OCommandScript("Javascript", "print('hello world')")
> ).execute();
>
> command:
>
> orientdb> js for( i = 0; i < 1000; i++ ){ db.query( 'insert into
> jstest (label) values ("test'+i+'")' ); }
>
> The command "*jss*" is the same but executes the script into the OrientDB
>
> orientdb> js for( i = 0; i < 1000; i++ ){ db.query( 'insert into
> jstest (label) values ("test'+i+'")' ); }
>
> server and get back the result.
>
> *Release management*
>
> As proposed Daniel Kersten in this Group we're going to use the Semantic
> Version to enumerate release. For more information:http://semver.org/.
>
> *Contribute to the OrientDB project (sorry but I can't stop to remember
> Version to enumerate release. For more information:http://semver.org/.
>
> this)
> * Please help OrientDB to be more famous by writing a *short review* in
> your Blog, Magazines and Mailing Lists. The magic formula is: *More users =
> More test = More stable = More support* (drivers, plugins, etc).
>
> *Issues*
> To report an issue please follow the suggestions posted some days
> ago<https://groups.google.com/d/topic/orient-database/uDqnWjQ0uJE/discussion>,
> in
> particular attach the following information:
>
> - *OrientDB version*. Please don't forget this! If it's a SNAPSHOT
> particular attach the following information:
>
> please tell if it's from SVN (revision number) or from MAVEN
> - Operative System
> - 32-bit or 64-bit
> - JVM version
> - RAM
> - Dump of configuration and profiler
> *Professional Services*
> We're moving all the Professional Services from Orient Technologies to
> NuvolaBase.com <http://www.nuvolabase.com/> Ltd. All live contracts will be
> transferred and managed by NuvolaBase <http://www.nuvolabase.com/> Ltd
> company.
>
> *Partnership*
> We've built a new *Partnership Agreement* for companies interested to sell
> NuvolaBase or OrientDB services as "reseller" or "services partner". Please
> contact i...@nuvolabase.com to have more information about it.
>
> *Certification program*
> We're finishing to define the Certification Program for OrientDB. All the
> committers will receive the "*OrientDB Joda*" level for free (valued about
> €200).
>
> Ciao,
> Lvc@
Jacques Desodt
May 15, 2012, 2:25:53 AM5/15/12
to orient-...@googlegroups.com
Congratulations !
Thanks everybody, long life for OrientDB and the community.
Thanks everybody, long life for OrientDB and the community.
José Figueroa Martínez
May 14, 2012, 7:52:06 PM5/14/12
to OrientDB
I think OrientDB is really impressive and have a promising future.
You have done a great job with it.
Thumbs up for OrientDB!!! :-D
José FM.
On May 14, 2:41 pm, Luca Garulli <l.garu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> yes we did it: the long waited release 1.0 is finally out!
>
> By looking back to the download history it was on May 2011, exactly 1 year
> ago, when we started to mark the releases with the "Release Candidate2
> suffix (1.0rc1 was the first) because we thought the 1.0 was quite close.
> Well, to have a stable 1.0 we spent 1 year of work more made of fix,
> patches and a lot of new developments to reach this so waited release.
>
> If you're following the list since a while you noticed that this is not
> only the fruit of my hands and my mind, but the entire effort of a
> community made today of 17 members and led by 4 committers: Andrey
> Lomakin, Artem Orobets, Luca Molino and me. Thank you so much!
>
> Before to go in deep with the news remember that professional services are
> available through
> NuvolaBase<http://www.nuvolabase.com/site/professional.html>and
> http://code.google.com/p/orient/downloads/detail?name=orientdb-1.0.zip
> stack-free approach
> - *Data segments*: added support for multiple ones and create/drop
> commands
>
> Full list:http://code.google.com/p/orient/issues/list?can=1&q=label%3Av1.0
>
> *Multi Master replication*
> - copy database <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> <database-type>
> this)
> *Professional Services*
>
> *Certification program*
> €200).
>
> Ciao,
> Lvc@
You have done a great job with it.
Thumbs up for OrientDB!!! :-D
José FM.
On May 14, 2:41 pm, Luca Garulli <l.garu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> yes we did it: the long waited release 1.0 is finally out!
>
> By looking back to the download history it was on May 2011, exactly 1 year
> ago, when we started to mark the releases with the "Release Candidate2
> suffix (1.0rc1 was the first) because we thought the 1.0 was quite close.
> Well, to have a stable 1.0 we spent 1 year of work more made of fix,
> patches and a lot of new developments to reach this so waited release.
>
> If you're following the list since a while you noticed that this is not
> only the fruit of my hands and my mind, but the entire effort of a
> community made today of 17 members and led by 4 committers: Andrey
> Lomakin, Artem Orobets, Luca Molino and me. Thank you so much!
>
> Before to go in deep with the news remember that professional services are
> available through
> partners. See below for more details.
>
> *Release 1.0*
>
> Download as usual:http://code.google.com/p/orient/wiki/Download. Maven
> artifacts are uploading right now.
>
> Or click on the direct links:
>
> - OrientDB Embedded and Server:
> artifacts are uploading right now.
>
> Or click on the direct links:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/orient/downloads/detail?name=orientdb-1.0.zip
> - OrientDB Graph(ed):
> http://code.google.com/p/orient/downloads/detail?name=orientdb-graphe...
>
> *+ Changes*
>
> - new *Multi-Master Replication* architecture
> - new *Object Database* interface that use run-time enhancement. Now
> http://code.google.com/p/orient/downloads/detail?name=orientdb-graphe...
>
> *+ Changes*
>
> - new *Multi-Master Replication* architecture
> handles lazy loading, it's lighter and faster than before
> - new *OTraverse *class to traverse graphs via Java API using a
> stack-free approach
> - *Data segments*: added support for multiple ones and create/drop
> commands
> - new *ODocument.undo() *to revert local changes
> - new *Server Side Scripting* support
> - Query: new *context variables*
> - Console: new *check database* command
> - Studio: improved *Graph *management
> - Improved *OSGi *support
> - Fixed more than 40 bugs
> - new *Server Side Scripting* support
> - Query: new *context variables*
> - Console: new *check database* command
> - Studio: improved *Graph *management
> - Improved *OSGi *support
>
> Full list:http://code.google.com/p/orient/issues/list?can=1&q=label%3Av1.0
>
> *Multi Master replication*
> Some months ago we throw away old Mater-Slave replication because it didn't
> scale with high volumes of changes in favor of a brand new
> Multi-Master<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-master_replication>replication.
> scale with high volumes of changes in favor of a brand new
> In this release the replication is not yet rock solid, but
> this is our job for the next months. To know more look at the new WiKi
> page:http://code.google.com/p/orient/wiki/Replication. The old command
> "share database" has been removed for a bunches of new commands to manage
> the cluster and replication:
>
> - cluster status
> this is our job for the next months. To know more look at the new WiKi
> page:http://code.google.com/p/orient/wiki/Replication. The old command
> "share database" has been removed for a bunches of new commands to manage
> the cluster and replication:
>
> - copy database <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> <database-type>
> - replication start <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication stop <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication align <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication get journal <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication reset journal <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication get conflicts <database-name>
>
> *Check database command*
> - replication stop <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication align <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication get journal <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication reset journal <database-name> <server-name>:<server-port>
> - replication get conflicts <database-name>
>
> *Check database command*
> We've implemented the new "check database" command to execute a full scan
> of the database in search of errors and warnings. Example (-v stands for
> verbose)
>
> > connect local:/temp/db/test admin admin
> > check database -v
>
> *New Object Database interface*
> of the database in search of errors and warnings. Example (-v stands for
> verbose)
>
> > connect local:/temp/db/test admin admin
> > check database -v
>
> Since 1.0 you can use OrientDB like Hibernate and any RDBMS. Some JPA
> annotations are supported, but in the future it could be a full JPA
> compliant implementation. Current implementation uses JBoss
> Javassist<http://www.jboss.org/javassist>to instrument user classes at
> annotations are supported, but in the future it could be a full JPA
> compliant implementation. Current implementation uses JBoss
> run-time and in transparent way. Lazy loading
> works well and performance in general are better than the previous
> Reflection based implementation. To know more look at Object
> works well and performance in general are better than the previous
> Reflection based implementation. To know more look at Object
> OrientDB supports server side scripting. This is an example to execute a
> snippet of Javascript in the OrientDB server:
>
> db.command( new OCommandScript("Javascript", "print('hello world')")
> ).execute();
>
> And this is to insert 1,000 records using the console and the new "*js*"
> snippet of Javascript in the OrientDB server:
>
> db.command( new OCommandScript("Javascript", "print('hello world')")
> ).execute();
>
> command:
>
> orientdb> js for( i = 0; i < 1000; i++ ){ db.query( 'insert into
> jstest (label) values ("test'+i+'")' ); }
>
> The command "*jss*" is the same but executes the script into the OrientDB
>
> orientdb> js for( i = 0; i < 1000; i++ ){ db.query( 'insert into
> jstest (label) values ("test'+i+'")' ); }
>
> server and get back the result.
>
> *Release management*
>
> As proposed Daniel Kersten in this Group we're going to use the Semantic
> Version to enumerate release. For more information:http://semver.org/.
>
> *Contribute to the OrientDB project (sorry but I can't stop to remember
> Version to enumerate release. For more information:http://semver.org/.
>
> this)
> * Please help OrientDB to be more famous by writing a *short review* in
> your Blog, Magazines and Mailing Lists. The magic formula is: *More users =
> More test = More stable = More support* (drivers, plugins, etc).
>
> *Issues*
> your Blog, Magazines and Mailing Lists. The magic formula is: *More users =
> More test = More stable = More support* (drivers, plugins, etc).
>
> *Issues*
> To report an issue please follow the suggestions posted some days
> ago<https://groups.google.com/d/topic/orient-database/uDqnWjQ0uJE/discussion>,
> in
> particular attach the following information:
>
> - *OrientDB version*. Please don't forget this! If it's a SNAPSHOT
> particular attach the following information:
>
> please tell if it's from SVN (revision number) or from MAVEN
> - Operative System
> - 32-bit or 64-bit
> - JVM version
> - RAM
> - Dump of configuration and profiler
> - 32-bit or 64-bit
> - JVM version
> - RAM
> *Professional Services*
> We're moving all the Professional Services from Orient Technologies to
> NuvolaBase.com <http://www.nuvolabase.com/> Ltd. All live contracts will be
> transferred and managed by NuvolaBase <http://www.nuvolabase.com/> Ltd
> company.
>
> *Partnership*
> We've built a new *Partnership Agreement* for companies interested to sell
> transferred and managed by NuvolaBase <http://www.nuvolabase.com/> Ltd
> company.
>
> *Partnership*
> NuvolaBase or OrientDB services as "reseller" or "services partner". Please
> contact i...@nuvolabase.com to have more information about it.
>
> *Certification program*
> We're finishing to define the Certification Program for OrientDB. All the
> committers will receive the "*OrientDB Joda*" level for free (valued about
> €200).
>
> Ciao,
> Lvc@
Luca Garulli
May 15, 2012, 4:15:47 AM5/15/12
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Cool,
as soon as you publish something I'll link it in the Language Binding page ;-)
Lvc@
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Stefan
May 15, 2012, 9:29:43 AM5/15/12
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Congratulazioni :-)
Tschüß,
Stefan
Krasimir Cholakov
May 15, 2012, 10:15:25 AM5/15/12
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Great! Thanks for your constant commitment and responsiveness too.
Anuj Kumar
May 15, 2012, 10:40:20 AM5/15/12
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Thanks to the entire team and community of OrientDB. I have been working on OrientDB for the past two weeks and the prompt responses and bug fixes from the community has always been helpful.
Thanks,
Anuj
Nicole
May 15, 2012, 12:12:59 PM5/15/12
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Auguri sulla nascit� del tou primo figlio!
Nicole
Nicole
Nicole
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Adolfo Rodriguez
May 15, 2012, 12:34:26 PM5/15/12
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Thanks to OrientDB Team for your awesome work and for this piece of software.
Adolfo
Siddhartha Kasivajhula
May 15, 2012, 4:12:01 PM5/15/12
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Congrats OrientDB team!! Thanks for all the hard work.
-Sid
Daniel Kersten
May 15, 2012, 4:37:29 PM5/15/12
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Very cool! Thanks guys for the amazing work!
(ps: can't believe I got a mention for my little suggestion haha!)
(ps: can't believe I got a mention for my little suggestion haha!)
jonathan
May 16, 2012, 4:05:28 AM5/16/12
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Congratulations team of OrientDB! That is some great news to hear.
Op maandag 14 mei 2012 21:41:23 UTC+2 schreef Lvc@ het volgende:
I hope the documentation will be updated to the new db version soon :)
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