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From: nigel@hpdsla.HP.COM (nigel clunes)
Newsgroups: comp.databases
Subject: Re: C/Database Toolchest Question
Message-ID: <900002@hpdsla.HP.COM>
Date: 21 Feb 89 19:00:44 GMT
References: <595MARK@NCSUVM>
Organization: HP - Pacific Technology Park
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Since I posted my last response to this base note I have recieved
a number of requests for information on where and how to get
the C/Database Toolchest. So instead of replying to each
request, I will put the information here. I hope this helps.




 C/Database ToolChest    $19.95US plus postage.     
 Source                  additional $10US.

 In order to get the source you must buy the C/Database ToolChest
 (this is how you get the manual).

 Note, if you are ordering from out side of the US the cost is about 
 %25 higher (this is only a guess).


 The product is ordered from,

       Mix Software
       1132 Commerce Drive
       Richardson, Texas 75081
       U.S.A.

 Sorry, I do not have their telephone number.



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 Here are my answers to other questions I have been asked.


 Is the C/Database ToolChest multi-user?

   NO. I have been looking into what it would take to make it
   multi-user. While I have not yet arrived at a total solution, 
   I think it can be done. I am looking into a server/client model



 Does C/Database have transaction management?

   NO. I have solved this problem. I don't think it will require
   much effort to implement the following features.

      - Begin Work      (Start a transaction)
      - Commit Work     (End a transaction and commit the work into
			 the database)
      - RollBack Work   (Abort the transaction and do not record the
			 changes in the database)

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   Well I hope this helps you.

   If you have any more questions, post them here and I will answer them
   as best I can.


   Nigel (DropBear) Clunes.