Re: [mvdbms] Digest for mvdbms@googlegroups.com - 5 updates in 1 topic

[Dick Eshelman]

Donald,

I believe what you are doing is extremely important.  I think the Pick type systems are by far the most productive in terms

of the programmer's time and effort.

I do not remember the time line but I think rocket has posted on their website an end of support schedule for Open QM.  SD

and open source software provides a way forward.  It would also be good to have a terminal emulator or IDE similar to Accuterm.

Thank you!  Please keep me posted.

Dick Eshelman

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SD version 0.9.0 released

Donald M <dmon...@gmail.com>: Feb 04 12:22PM -0800 The github site is https://github.com/stringdatabase/sdb64. Download: git clone -b main https://github.com/stringdatabase/sdb64 or download the source code zip file from github. - Website: https://www.stringdatabase.com (work in progress) - Change Log: https://www.stringdatabase.com/change_log.html - The ACCOUNTS file structure has been changed in this version and breaks compatibility with prior versions as far as retaining accounts between installs. Advanced users can probably figure out what to do to move account contents. We will be more careful about version incompatibilities after we release 1.0.0. - Several significant improvements in this version, especially in the admin commands CREATE.ACCOUNT and MODIFY.ACCOUNT. For information, review the change log. - Also the first pull request by a third developer. Thank you to nextjob and d-chou for their contributions to this release.

Donald M <dmon...@gmail.com>: Feb 04 10:02PM -0800 At this point we believe we have built on prior work by others and have created a core open source, multi-value database which encompasses most of what we originally intended: small core system without some seldom used legacy features, increased security for remote connectivity, review of legacy code and correction of problems found , embedded python, return of some kind of data encryption and a system where the database is an extension of the underlying operating system. It also compiles and runs on the Raspberry Pi 5 and the Windows Subsystem for Linux.   We have reached a fork in the road We are tentatively planning for two point releases this year and then a release of version 1.0 at the end of this year. If we proceed, we are planning to improve documentation and the website and to continue the work of finding existing issues and areas that can be improved. We would like to hear suggestions from interested parties as to what else they would like to see in the system.   Honestly, is this effort worth it? Is there really any interest in a currently maintained and developed open source multi-value database? Or is it time to admit that there is no interest and our time would be better spent in other endeavors? If there is little interest we may continue this hobby as an intellectual exercise, at a slower pace, purely for our own enjoyment -- or just drop the project. If others are interested and find SD to be of value, we will be motivated to be more engaged.

dan ell <dane...@gmail.com>: Feb 05 08:32AM -0500 I would love to work with it. Is there a website for it? How can others get involved?

Steven Martin Trimble <cdm...@gmail.com>: Feb 05 08:03AM -0600 I think it is worth it, especially the way Rocket is treating commercial QM. great work you guys.   *CDMI* *Steven Trimble* *(501) 772-3450 cell/text* cdm...@gmail.com

Donald M <dmon...@gmail.com>: Feb 05 07:21AM -0800 Website: https://www.stringdatabase.com   GitHub: https://github.com/stringdatabase/sdb64   On Wednesday, February 5, 2025 at 5:33:05 AM UTC-8 dan ell wrote:

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