Many business‑critical applications rely on ISAM (Indexed Sequential Access Method) databases. They’re everywhere—vertical market software, line‑of‑business systems, financial accounting packages, and countless legacy-but-still-essential PC/server applications. ISAM databases store data in fixed table files, with separate index files that track record locations. They’re fast, efficient, and ideal for read‑heavy workloads, which is why so many vendors... Read More