Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 11:41:12 07/05/00
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On July 05, 2000 at 02:14:28, Michel Langeveld wrote: >On July 05, 2000 at 01:07:43, Dann Corbit wrote: > >>It's going to take a while for me to update all of the CAP data, since 6 million >>+ updates take a while on my SQL server. I'm probably going to move the CAP >>database to DB/2 on the AS/400 (or maybe I'll wait until the 3090 comes next >>week). >> >>On the other hand, importing all the new data into the standard Crafty opening >>book is a piece of cake. >> >>Anyway, here is the tail end of the import message from the new CAP data: >> >>updated 466532 book CAP scores. >>processed 6479649 book CAP scores. >>White(1): quit >>execution complete. >> >>I expect it will make a darn good blitzer (too bad I can't stand blitz). >>;-) >> >>I can't post it to my ftp site from home, but I will bring it to work with me >>tomorrow (unless I forget). >>;-) > >EXCELLENT WORK!!! > >1) Does 1. d4 g6 does also has a CAP-score in the book now (problems posted to >the CraftyList come to mind) ? I have no idea. >2) How many positions contained your book (or is it the old book on your FTP >site?) ? It is the old book, but updated with the new CAP data. >3) The former cap file was +/- 1 million rows. Now we have 6 million rows. How >many of this 1 million positions have deeper analyses? Don't know. >4) Do you have internet connection home nowadays ;-) ? Yes, but it's a phone line. I can't stand to use it for anything except posting messages. Even web pages that have pictures are intolerable. I'm used to everything being blindingly fast at work, and so using the internet at home is a real pain. On the other hand, in text only forums like this one or one USENET it's not so bad.
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