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SyncSQL in Memory Tables FAQ

SyncSQL

In-Memory Tables FAQ

SyncSQL In-Memory Tables FAQ

SyncSQL In-Memory Tables FAQ

WHAT IS A SYNCSQL MANAGED IN-MEMORY DATABASE?

For clients who demand the best possible database performance, Exigo offers its SyncSQL Managed

In- Memory database solution. As its name suggests, this database exists in memory and features

read speeds up to 100,000 times faster than reading from a traditional hard disk drive (HDD). While

it is possible for Exigo clients to load an entire database into RAM, this is inefficient and rarely

necessary. Instead, clients may select which tables within their database to load. As Exigo updates

are written to the disk-based database, updates to In-Memory tables are also synchronized. As with

SyncSQL Managed edition, the Managed In-Memory solution provides read-only data access.

WHAT IS THE COST FOR SYNCSQL MANAGED IN-MEMORY DATABASES?

SyncSQL Managed In-Memory databases, which offer greater speed and performance, come at a

premium to the Managed service at $50 per GB per month in one (1) GB increments. For this on-

demand service, there is a $50 minimum charge.

HOW DO I CREATE A SYNCSQL DATABASE USER?

Log into your account from www.exigo.com and go to the Administration tab. Click on the menu

option labeled “Sync Database Users.”

If you do not have access to this menu option, you will need to get with your System Administrator.

From the Sync Database Users screen, you can click on add, edit or delete in the top right toolbar

to manage your Sync Users.

WHERE CAN I FIND THE SYNCSQL DATABASE SCHEMA?

SyncSQL In-Memory Tables FAQ

You can use the Generate Password option, but you will need to write this down before you save

the account as this password cannot be looked up.

Please keep in mind that if you change any passwords for any users, you can break any existing

connections that are being used.

If you log into the Exigo Portal from portal.exigo.com, you can go to the Resources option in the left-

side menu and check the documentation available in the Data section. There you will find our

SyncSQL data dictionary spreadsheet that outlines the core Exigo tables, lookup tables and

data types for the columns.