Re: Scalable DB Solution?

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On 4 Feb 2001, at 19:21, CK Lester wrote:

> Kat, as I've been investigating, I've noticed that the
> high-end databases are starting to allow the use of
> XML. Does that mean they can use an XML database like
> yours?

I don't know, i don't plan on using them. I am happy with mine. One note, in the
early
90's when i began writing the db, i used numbers for the field names, making it
easy
for the puter to pick the next field name to add tags, and making the db pretty
much
unreadable by humans,, so i changed them to something i can read. 

In the smaller db that Tiggr accesses with mirc, i have <exec> tags as well,
loading
the contents into a variable, then executing the variable. This tailors the data
read out
to the nick or to the room, based on what else is going on at that time, or thru
programmable timers, at a later time.

Kat
 

> --- Kat <gertie at PELL.NET> wrote:
> > On 4 Feb 2001, at 18:52, CK Lester wrote:
> > 
> > > Kat, can you post a snippet of your database? I'm
> > curious as to the
> > > format... 
> > 
> > </p><p>    
> > <h1>applicant </h1>  <fld01>ap-pli-cant</fld01> <br>
> >     
> > <fld29></fld29> <fld18></fld18><br>   
> > 1. <defblk> <fld20>01</fld20>
> > <Syntax>noun,sing</Syntax> 
> > <Semantic>human,htitle</Semantic> <def>a person who
> > applies, as for employment, 
> > help, etc.</def> </defblk><br>    
> 
> <snippage occurred>
> 
> 
>

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