Author: Angrim
Date: 01:28:09 02/11/03
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This format certainly provides a lot of data. Much of this data is unlikely to be useful for a specific program, but having all of it means that multiple programs which use different criteria for picking book moves could share a book db. I have some doubts about the usefulness of storing an expected move, since the first move out of book is a surprise move almost by definition. If you know what they will play, and the current position is at all common, you should already have the counter to their next move in book. Not being an SQL expert, I do have one other concern. Can an SQL field of type "char" store all values from 0 to 255? That ability is needed if you are storing a 64 bit hash into an 8 char field. Angrim
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