Read about NoSQL ( http://nosql.eventbrite.com/ ), a movement aimed at encouraging the drop of traditional relational databases in favor of custom storage applications.
Intrigued by the idea of trying to write a small personal storage system (for the .net platform) as a training project for pets, what are your suggestions or useful links? When to start? How to balance what is on the hard drive and what is in memory?
I think this may be an interesting opportunity to study the internal internal workings of the database, but I really miss the most basic theory. Thanks.
Before you begin, I would recommend exploring the possibility of using SQL servers to store XML files as blobs inside a relational database. Perhaps your storage system does not have to be from scratch. It could be a hybrid on top of the storage capabilities of SQL XML data.
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