Hi, I noticed you said the issue occur during on.
I am now receiving this Esent error: Event ID 642 'SearchIndexer (6916,D,60) Windows: The database format feature version 9120 (0x23a0) could not be used due to the current database format 1568.20.0, controlled by the.
It is not done, not nearly done, but the fact that I could rely on the embedded DB to do so made my life so much easier. I just upgraded to Windows 10 Pro 圆4 version 2004 OS Build 19041.264.
This decision complements our latest release, TimescaleDB 1.7, which also made a few other formerly enterprise-only capabilities. I took that for a spin and came up with this tiny bit of code that allow me to store JSON documents: Today we have a big announcement: we’re officially making multi-node TimescaleDB, a petabyte-scale distributed time-series database on PostgreSQL (currently in beta and slated for general release in a couple months as part of TimescaleDB 2.0) available for free. I think making this public is a great thing, and the options that this opens up are quite interesting. Net developers as I would like it to be (but Laurion is working on that). This is an implementation of ISAM DB, and I have been playing around with it for the last few days. The embedded database is called Esent, and the managed library for this API was just released. Well, the answer for all of that is that you probably didn't know that, but it is true! Did you know that Windows came with an embedded database?ĭid you know that this embedded database is the power behind Active Directory & Exchange?ĭid you know that this is actually part of Windows' API and is exposed to developers?ĭid you know that it requires no installation and has zero administration overhead?