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>From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
>> There's a need for a good DB for FreeBSD (don't give me the MSQL spiel, I
>> have it, but it's not real).
>
>Uh, what's wrong with this product:	http://www.conetic.com/

As far as I am can tell from looking at their page: no SQL.

Get one of the industrial-strength databases (sybase or oracle) and it will
open whole new worlds to using FreeBSD.


IMHO.