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RDB and other plain-text databases #23
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Nice find! With a search for "Rdb Walter Hobbes" I found a working draft of the paper: |
This looks interesting. I have only skimmed the Dr. Dobb's article so far, but it seems that RDB is very similar to the more recent GNU Recutils. The download at ftp.rand.org is dead, however, I found that you can still download the version mentioned in the article from a mirror. It is apparently the latest. I'll check it out later. I'll also gladly hear about your experience if you try it. |
http://hopper.si.edu/wiki/mmti/Starbase Note 2018-04-08: Can't be recommended due to licensing oddities. The source archive includes this statement in (emphasis mine) |
shsql — interesting, GPLv2+, but the source code and binaries are only available upon request. (Why?) A much older version (v1.28 from 2005 vs. the latest v1.4 from 2013) is archived in the Wayback Machine. |
https://github.com/josegonzalez/bash-filedb (not single-file) |
There is a maintained derivative of RDB called (confusingly, but they used the name first) "NoSQL". |
Let us not forget (but not actually add) QuineDB. |
Maybe a worthy addtition to the list of plain text databases. Couldn't find much else than this though: http://www.drdobbs.com/rdb-a-unix-command-line-database/199101326
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