Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 14:53:17 06/20/00
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On June 20, 2000 at 17:12:25, Peter Kappler wrote: >> So you need to have Access installed too. >> > >Ugh. > >> So, I'd like to hear ideas for making this tool useful for everybody. The >>sources will be free for anyone who wants to improve it or make it more >>standard. >> >> José C. > > >Sounds like a great tool, and I would love use it, but not if it means I have to >go out and buy a copy of MS Access. With a developer's licence, an Access runtime can be distributed. >Why does this tool need such sophisticated database features? If it can >automatically run a winboard tournament and write the results to a file, that >alone would be incredibly useful. Using a database is orders of magnitude simpler. Using a flatfile for a database is positively stone-aged. It could probably be converted to C or Java and ODBC/JDBC pretty easily. Then you could connect to any database you like, including free ones like Postgres95
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