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From: rpaul@sedona.intel.com (Richard Paul~)
Newsgroups: comp.databases,comp.unix.questions,comp.unix.ultrix,comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Object-Oriented Database Systems
Keywords: object-oriented, database, ultrix
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Date: 31 Jul 90 22:58:24 GMT
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Organization: Intel Corporation, ASIC in the Desert
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	Does anybody know of a object oriented database system ( be it
free or cost) that will keep track of binary objects on an Ultrix machine.
here at Intel we need a way version tracking our integrated circuit 
layout files, which are stored as binary.  I have looked at RCS and
trying to add some code to handle binary.  I looked at AFS (Attributed
File System) and liked the user attribute functionality, but it didn't
use alot of the features with binary objects.

Please send reply's to me.
                                       Thanx

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| Name:	 Richard Paul                  | Tel: 602 554 2793, Fax: 961 3943 |
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