rg@psgdc (Dick Gill) (04/23/89)
I am about to undertake conversion of a database written in the Rubix database language; the new system will be in Unify. Anyone have any technical information, manuals, words of wisdom, etc. about Rubix? Thanks Dick -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dick Gill Professional Solutions Group ..uunet!psgdc!rg The quality of the circus here in Washington depends on the clowns you elect.
jstetson@bbn.com (Jan Stetson) (04/25/89)
In article <201@psgdc> rg@psgdc (Dick Gill) writes: >I am about to undertake conversion of a database written in the >Rubix database language; the new system will be in Unify. >Anyone have any technical information, manuals, words of wisdom, >etc. about Rubix? > I tried to email in response, but no luck. I know Rubix (known in other contexts as Logix) inside-out, upside down and backwards. Given specific questions, problems etc. I'll do what I can to help. Good luck, - Jan Stetson -
kelso@mimsy.UUCP (Stephen Kelley) (04/25/89)
The summary says it all. I was one of the programmers that 'fleshed out' LOGIX into RUBIX. I still think it's a decent db (the C/UNIX interface is its strong point), too bad business is business. In any case, feel free to email. My 'day job' address is welch.jhu.edu. Happy joining... -- Real: Stephen Kelley, Welch Med. Lib., Johns Hopkins Univ. Internet: stevek@welch.jhu.edu