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"Sune" <sune_ahlgren_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>>
>> What you want is for the application to bomb out with a general
>> protection
>> fault when it tries to access memory owned by the DB. Separate the
>> in-memory DB into its own process.
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> But I want to let the DB share its memory with application processes
> for performance reasons. So the app processes must be allowed to
> access the memory.
>
Then you run the risk of corruption.
> Hmmm...or am I missing something?
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> Sorry if my initial post was confusing
> /Sune
>
Received on Sun Jul 01 2007 - 09:15:28 CDT
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