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From: regad@micronet.fr (Herve R.-P.)
Subject: Re: Object-oriented databases + Ada
Date: 1997/05/18
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wheeler@ida.org (David Wheeler) writes:

> Can anyone point me to some OODBMSs with Ada interfaces,
> or general suggestions regarding interfacing to them?
> Success stories and/or points-of-contact of people who are
> doing this would be great too.
> 
> I realize using CORBA directly would be reasonable for low-speed
> connections, but I'm looking for something faster.

Take a look at postgres95. It's a very powerful freeware
relationnal DBM with some OO features and a very cool C/perl/TCL
interface.

So you'll have to go in Interface.C to use it, or develop
the interface.

Hope this helps.


 Herve Regad-Pellagru 

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