Please use the links below to view the description and specific instructions for individual samples in the following sub-directories:
Autoid_ref Demonstrates joining database objects using an autoid
referenceAutoid_vector Demonstrates joining database objects using a vector of autoid
referencesevents_asyncbasic Demonstrates asynchronous event operations events_asyncnative Demonstrates asynchronous event operations using two applications and a shared-memory database incBackup Demonstrates incremental backup and restore indexes_BTree Demonstrates search operations with tree
indexesindexes_Compound Demonstrates the definition and usage of compound (multi-field) indexes indexes_FullText Demonstrates full text lookup operations over a string vector using a btree index indexes_HashTable Demonstrates operations on unique and non-unique hash indexes indexes_Patricia Demonstrates patricia trie match functions using a string key indexes_RTree Demonstrates RTree index operations indexes_Trigram Demonstrates usage of the trigram index index_join Demonstrates joining database objects using indexes open Demonstrates opening and connecting to an eXtremeDB database open2 Demonstrates opening and connecting to two eXtremeDB databases operations Demonstrates basic insert/update/delete operations ConnectCtx This sample connects to the database opened by createdb_sniffer then throws an exception to simulate a crash
creatdb_sniffer This sample creates/opens a database using shared memory and runs a sniffer. perf Displays some timings indicating performance for basic insert, update and delete operations perf2 Displays some timings indicating performance for basic insert, update and delete operations using two databases saveload Demonstrates saving and loading a binary database image to/from disk seqapi Demonstrates various operations over sequences using Java sharding Demonstrates database sharding using Java sniffer Demonstrates the ability to detect ‘dead’ connections statistics Demonstrates the runtime statistics API ttl Demonstrates usage of the Time-To-Live technique of automatically deleting obsolete objects types Demonstrates usage of various Java database types