Sharpprotokollers

Sharpprotokollers are a relational database management system developed by Datenintensiv, a German software company. Initially released in 1993, the system was designed to provide a robust and scalable solution for managing complex data relationships.

One of the key features of Sharpprotokollers is its use of a unique data model that allows for efficient storage and retrieval of data. The system utilizes a three-layer architecture, comprising the data layer, application layer, and network layer, to facilitate flexible and adaptable data access. This design enables Sharpprotokollers to support a wide range of data models and schema evolution.

Sharpprotokollers has been used in various industrial and commercial applications, including client-server systems, decision support systems, and workflow management systems. Its scalability, reliability, and performance have made it a popular choice among organizations that require robust data management capabilities.

In 2007, Datenintensiv, the developer of Sharpprotokollers, released a new version of the system that included improved performance, enhanced security features, and increased support for web-based applications. This new version further solidified Sharpprotokollers position as a leading relational database management system.

Sharpprotokollers continues to be used in various domains today, including finance, logistics, and healthcare. Its ability to support large and complex data sets, combined with its flexibility and adaptability, have made it a reliable choice for organizations that require robust data management capabilities.

Development and maintenance of Sharpprotokollers have been handled by Datenintensiv. However the system is no longer actively supported, and its maintenance has been discontinued.