MarkLogic Server 4.2
MarkLogic Server is a purpose-built database for unstructured information
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MarkLogic Server is a purpose-built database for unstructured information. It provides the agility you need to build and deploy next-generation information applications. As a key part of your information infrastructure, it gives your organization the functionality and flexibility required to adapt quickly to changing market conditions and new requirements.
MarkLogic Server 4.2 brings you increased agility and ease-of-use, enterprise-grade protection and security, and easier search and discovery.
This award-winning database was architected to handle information that relational databases can’t handle. A new world where information is shared in new and at times, amazing, ways requires the right database – MarkLogic 4.2.
MarkLogic 4.2 addresses information as a whole, and doesn’t require normalizing, shredding, or storing information in unindexed BLOBS/CLOBS just to force fit into a relational database management systems.
The world today – a world where the way we tap into, store, and search information has significantly changed – requires a different type of solution. "MarkLogic 4.2 is purpose-built to address today’s organizational needs.” Dave Kellogg, CEO, MarkLogic.
Application Services 2.0, a set of products bundled with MarkLogic Server 4.2, consists of graphical user interfaces (GUI) and high-level APIs to increase agility and ease-of-use during application development. New for this release is Information Studio, a browser-based tool and high-level APIs that simplify loading and transforming information for your applications. More
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