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B Faux wrote:
> Dmitry;
>
> Save yourself some time (may be too late) - take a look at
> www.intersystems.com the "cache" DB is based on the old MUMPS DBMS which was
> supposedly a 'node-based' data storage and retrieval system first developed
> for medical applications (like neural networks?)
>
> As Mr. Badour has said elsewhere in this thread (more than once) - you may
> be "plowing old ground." Cache already supports everything you have listed
> that you do, but it also has multiple users, multiple threads, transaction
> triggers, SQL query support, and lots more; all without tables - but not
> compliant with strict RM rules (but what is?)
>
> BFaux
Are you nuts? The RM doesn't have rules for network model dbmses. That's what the network model is for. Received on Thu Jul 06 2006 - 17:19:48 CDT
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