Fix
some caching issues. Update VelocityWeb sample to use recommended way to
persist objects and to use SessionPool for update transactions and a shared
SessionNoServerShared for read only transactions when using IssueDatabases.
Change
load of schema so that assembly version is handled better when used with
software like cAlgo. Add an upper limit to how many UpdateTransaction objects
are logged in Database 0. Set limit by property SessionBase. MaxUpdateTransactionLogHistory.
Update Vertex.Traverse api to allow a null target Vertex and find all paths up
to a certain max number of hops.
Fix
for adding objects to pages in certain conditions. Improved Type name strings
in DatabaseManager object browser. Some updated sample code.
Fix
for Vertex.Traverse and GraphJson export (source and target Vertex were
reversed)
Updated
Vertex.Traverse API. Fix for Encryption in DatabaseManager. Updated GraphJson
support for VelocityGraph exports.
Fix
for DateTimeKind
with persisted nullable DateTime
Fix
a BTreeLeaf persist issue. Updated TriangleCounter sample.
Fixes
to DatingRecommendations sample and added a Vertex.GetNumberOfEdges overload.
Added SessionBase.BTreeAddFastTransientBatchSize.
Improve DatabaseManager in use with concurrent updates. Fix some concurrency issues with SessionNoServer. Fix for databases copy (full backup).
Persist DateTimeKind with each persisted DateTime.
Add
caching of caching of typeof. Might improve performance slightly.
Updates to SessionBase.RestoreFrom and Database Manager.
Fix for schema cache in server session when system databases deleted in file system or by non-server client session
Fixes
for SessionBase.RestoreFrom. Added backup & restore and new/edit
DatabaseLocation support to Database Manager
Fixes
for Database Manager plus added capabilities: Copy (backup) and Validate. No
changes to VelocityDB.dll
Fix
for AllObjects iteration when deleted slots exist on a page. Added start of
Database Manager which eventually will have functionality for database backup, restore and browsing. Multiple ‘federations” can be browsed
concurrently and selected federations are persisted in a special
DatabaseManager federation (system database location).
Added
support for Universal Windows applications - .NET application compiled into
machine code the same way as C++ applications. Using Trace instead of Console
for trace output. See User's Guide for additional info.
Fix some locking/cache issues with SessionNoServer. A lot of testing with cAlgo Forex trading application, a very nice .NET app!
Fix some file lock timeout issues.
Moved
csv import/export from VelocityDB.dll to open src in project
VelocityDBExtensions. Fix for a BTree unpersist issue.
A
fix for OfType/AllObjects Count(). Add a SessionPool class.
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GeoHash added to
VelocityDBExtension and a sample code project using it called GeoHashSample
Use
VelocityGraph nuget package in samples. Fix VelocityGraph nuget dependency to
Frontenac.Blueprints
Add
missing packages.config files in sample solution.
Added
QuickStart VelocityGraph project. Fixed a bug with including generic subclasses
using SessionBase.OfType/AllObjects.
Added
updated NUnitTests project to VelocityDB.sln, configured all projects to use
VelocityDB NuGet instead of reference to download installed VelocityDB.dll.
Put VelocityGraph samples in separate solution folder. The VelocityDB.sln and
all its project source code is now maintained on GitHub.
Added
support using VelocityDB for Asp.Net
Identity and a sample web site using it. Both projects in download provided
solution (VelocityDB.sln). Added SessionBase.InUpdateTransaction.
Upgrade
iOS project to Xamarin Unified (64-bit support). VelocityDBMono fix for
Linux.