databases

They are a multinational company who store search results in a series of databases created and managed by people.

There's a trend towards in memory databases and using disk for archival only, so this issue is becoming critical.

Though a lot of the youngsters these days don't seem to bother with relational databases.

Gracenote is the top provider of entertainment information, creating industry-leading databases of TV, movie, and music metadata for entertainment guides and applications.

We do know how to write queries or to operate our databases, in general.

This is part of the reason I don't instantly like solutions that expose databases to web front ends...

This can sometimes be a bad idea, but SQLite allows you to attach multiple databases together to essentially create a temporary master database where you can run queries across all the user databases at once.

Frontend experience using Angular.js and experiene with NoSQL databases is highly desirable.

In order to change the user databases I will have utilities to allow global scheme alterations.

In terms of Office, the bigger problem has been legacy Access databases.

Don't the in-memory databases generally run in another process (memcached) anyway?

Yes, multiple databases are really useful for me, for some reason I often need to transfer data from one to another, e.g.

When I first heard of statmuse I had your same question, best I could come up with is "Constructing an Interactive Natural Language Interface for Relational Databases"[1].

[1]: Namely "adaptive radix trees" as described in “The adaptive radix tree: Artful indexing for main-memory databases” by V.

> The Obama administration has determined that it must retaliate against China for the theft of the personal information of more than 20 million Americans from the databases of the Office of Personnel Management Someone tell me what use China has for "personal information" of Americans from the Office of Personnel Management.