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I am considering extending Elephant to allow the use of Postgresql as well as Berkeley-db.<BR>

This would make the use of Elephant easier to use for those users who are not developing an<BR>

open-source solution and do not wish to pay for an Berkeley-db license.<BR>

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Can anyone think of a reason I shouldn't undertake this?  Is anybody already working on it<BR>

(or on some other Relational back-end?)<BR>

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Perhaps I am naive, but I expect it to take about two weeks.<BR>

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Robert L. Read, PhD                                     read &T robertlread.net<BR>

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