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From: Bogusz Jelinski <jelinski@rose.man.poznan.pl>
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Subject: A new RDBMS for FreeBSD
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Hi!

I've had a look at the www2.freebsd.org/ports/databases.html
and think it could be updated.
I've been working 
for some time on a Paradox Engine compatible RDBMS. The current
version (0.3.1) is at pre alpha stage. It has the following
features:

- freely available (Berkeley style copyright license)
- Paradox Engine 3.0 compliant (95%)
- SQL parser (very simple, but with record level locking and table 
  access control)
- Tcl built-in parser
- data base cache
- mSQL C API and Tcl/Tk interface
- PostrgreSQL C API (libpq) and Tcl/Tk interface (work in progress)

The current version compiles on FreeBSD, Linux, SGI, SunOS and ... Win NT. 
                                ^^^^^^^
You can learn more at

  http://lib.amu.edu.pl/rise2

Cheers,

Bogusz