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From: Josef Karthauser <joe@FreeBSD.org>
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Subject: cvs commit: ports/databases Makefile ports/databases/p5-AsciiDB-TagFile
         Makefile distinfo pkg-comment pkg-descr pkg-plist
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joe         2001/04/28 07:55:30 PDT

  Modified files:
    databases            Makefile 
  Added files:
    databases/p5-AsciiDB-TagFile Makefile distinfo pkg-comment 
                                 pkg-descr pkg-plist 
  Log:
  Usually when you have to store persistent data you don't need a
  full-blown database server, just a ASCII database would do the
  trick.
  
  AsciiDB::Tag allows you to access a simple ASCII database using a
  perl hash variable. The database format is straightforward so you
  can edit it by hand if you need so. Each record is stored into a
  file, and a record is just a set of values tagged by the field
  name.
  
  PR:	ports/26857
  
  Revision  Changes    Path
  1.102     +2 -1      ports/databases/Makefile


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