Hi Alex,
Alexander Thurgood wrote (11-06-11 09:40)
Well I eventually managed to find a free download of Adabas D for Linux.
The setup is not trivial, even for an individual user (involves setting
up a root account for the db admin, and a separate group, to which all
Whoops - brave!
Adabas users need to be added), and I wonder how many individual users
would actually go to the trouble of installing it now on their personal
computer ?
Very very few, I guess ;-)
But imagine some deployment have an old DB of that type running on a
server. Could well be, isn't it?
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