What do you get when you cross a mission-critical enterprise-class
database with a camel?


Name           DSLI  Description                                  Info
-----------    ----  -------------------------------------------- -----
ObjStore       Rm+O  ObjectStore OODBMS Interface                 JPRIT

Get it via http://www.perl.com/CPAN/authors/id/JPRIT/ !


PREREQUISITES:

- ObjectStore OODBMS - see http://www.odi.com
- Perl 5.004_04 (or perl 5.005, once available)
- Tree::Fat & Test extensions
- ExtUtils::ExCxx (only needed on Digital UNIX, HP (5.x), OS/2 (3.x),
  or MS Windows NT/95)


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# RECENT CHAN@ES #
##################


** 01-27-98 RELEASE 1.27

- Digital Unix AXP portability tweaks.  No functional changes.


** 01-24-98 RELEASE 1.26

- Preliminary support for exceptions on Digital Unix AXP (and other
platforms for which ODI exploits ANSI C++ exceptions).

- Fat-Tree array representation.

- The Fat-Tree code was re-factored and the memory layout changed.
Unfortunately, any indices created with a prior version will need to
be dropped (before upgrading) and re-built (after upgrading).  Either
this or a schema evolution (yikes!) is necessary.  All other data
should migrate without a hiccup.


see ./INSTALL for hints on installation
see ./UPGRADE to evolve databases from prior releases
see ./TODO for a list of stuff in the queue
see ./CHANGES for a visionary perspective


Perl-ObjectStore mailing list:

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(If you think you've run into a bug, try running your script with
"perl -MObjStore=PANIC" and mail the output to the mailing list.)

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