Path: utzoo!utgpu!watmath!att!tut.cis.ohio-state.edu!ukma!husc6!ogccse!cvedc!nosun!neighorn From: neighorn@nosun.UUCP ( SE Sun/PDX) Newsgroups: comp.unix.microport Subject: Re: Relational Databases for Microport Unix V/386 3.0e Message-ID: <316@nosun.UUCP> Date: 6 Jul 89 18:00:36 GMT References: <763@radig.UUCP> <313@nosun.UUCP> <13794@ncoast.ORG> Reply-To: neighorn@nosun.UUCP (Steven C. Neighorn - SE Sun/PDX) Organization: Sun Microsystems, Portland, Or. Lines: 36 In article <13794@ncoast.ORG> allbery@ncoast.ORG (Brandon S. Allbery) writes: :No, it wasn't; it was Accell 1.3 running over Unify 4.0. (Accell is a user :interface; Unify is the DBMS which Accell 1.x interfaces to.) Drat. I mixed up the version numbers again. Thanks for pointing out the error - it might make a difference to someone trying to order the product! :Accell 1.3 had lots of bizarre problems on our 386 system. However, at :least some of them are the result of the 386 OS ([non-SCO] Xenix 5.2/386) :in question having a broken C compiler and broken malloc. We just -finally- :got Accell 1.4; it's a MAJOR improvement. That's good to hear. And it only took well over a year to get these fixes. :Fixed in 1.4, at least on Altos System V and Interactive 386/ix. (The SCO :version got errors accessing shared memory on our system; we haven't yet :been able to upgrade to a version that supports a true 386 ABI, for various :reasons.) Also look for Unify 2000 and Accell/SQL soon (but don't buy :it yet; *any* product is unusable in Version 1.0!). Thanks for the information. I'll pass it along to the probably-still-poor medical school. :-) :++Brandon (a consultant who happens to think Accell is the greatest thing :since sliced bread) As long as the bread is the latest version. Moldy bread tastes terrible and does bad things to one's digestive tract. -- Steven C. Neighorn !tektronix!{psu-cs,nosun,ogccse}!qiclab!neighorn Sun Microsystems, Inc. "Where we DESIGN the Star Fighters that defend the 9900 SW Greenburg Road #240 frontier against Xur and the Ko-dan Armada" Portland, Oregon 97223 work: (503) 684-9001 / home: (503) 641-3469