jjv3345@ritcv.UUCP (Drool Rockworm) (05/31/88)
Folks, I am in the midst of a good sized project that will require some simple database manipulation. Are there any standard Unix, or Unix PD database packages available that have libraries of functions that can be called from A Unix C program? Thanks in advance. Please direct E-mail responses to the address in my .signature or if you believe it is enough interrest, a followup here. |------------------------------------------------------------------------| | PLEASE! Keep in mind that I am not the owner of this account! Please | | note that the real authors name, mine, is stated below! | |------------------------------------------------------------------------| | S | "A bored hacker is a dangerous thing" | | BLACK | | | B | Member of the TCTWOPC : | | B Still | | | A Lives! | The Coalition To Wipe Out Phil Collins | | T | | | H | sunrock!bisco!drool aka Drool Rockworm | |------------------------------------------------------------------------|
fyl@ssc.UUCP (Phil Hughes) (06/06/88)
In article <540@ritcv.UUCP>, jjv3345@ritcv.UUCP (Drool Rockworm) writes: > Folks, > > I am in the midst of a good sized project that will require some simple > database manipulation. Are there any standard Unix, or Unix PD database > packages available that have libraries of functions that can be called from > A Unix C program? Thanks in advance. SoftFocus (1343 Stanbury Dr, Oakville, ON CANADA L6L 2J5 (416)825-0903) offers inexpensive ISAM and BTREE functions. They work with variable length records, are distributed in source code and they work. Even the comments in the code are entertaining. I highly recommend they if this is the stuff you need. Something like $150 for all the stuff (you can buy parts only) and no royalties for redistribution. -- Phil uunet!pilchuck!ssc!fyl