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Frank J. Lhota wrote:
 > We're fighting yesterday's battles here.

That's because the OP claimed of Microsoft's program database:
     Sounds sort of like the database at the center of a
     Stoneman APSE to me. That idea dates back to, what,
     the late 1970s?