SUN JAVA DB 2025

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The document provides an introduction to Sun Java DB, detailing its features, configurations, and performance. It highlights Java DB as an open-source relational database engine based on Apache Derby, emphasizing its pure Java architecture, small footprint, and ease of use. The document outlines the history of Java DB, its integration within Sun products, and the support available for developers. Additionally, it discusses security features, community involvement in development, and future enhancements planned for upcoming releases.

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