On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 01:48:26PM -0700, Marshall Spight wrote:
> "Jan Pruner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> 0109251451420D.01444@jpr">news:0109251451420D.01444@jpr...
> > Hmm, filesystem IS database.
> > If you need SQL-like functionality to ask for something in your fs why do
> > you
On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 02:45:37PM +0200, Jan Pruner wrote:
> Hmm, filesystem IS database.
> If you need SQL-like functionality to ask for something in your fs why do
> you want to mount db like fs?
> You can build a sql-like shell !?! EnhancedBASH?
I couldn't possibly explain it any better th
> I am wondering whether anyone has already tried it, or if not, looking
> for starting points as to how to go about doing it:
I recall seeing an article in a magazine a couple of years ago by
someone using PostgreSQL to implement a versioning file system on Linux.
I *think* it was in Linux Journ
Hmm, filesystem IS database.
If you need SQL-like functionality to ask for something in your fs why do
you want to mount db like fs?
You can build a sql-like shell !?! EnhancedBASH?
JP
On Tue 25. September 2001 14:22, you wrote:
> I am wondering whether anyone has already tried it, or if not,
I am wondering whether anyone has already tried it, or if not, looking
for starting points as to how to go about doing it:
The idea would be to have some kind of tree implementation (e.g.
pointers or nested sets) for an SQL database and then to write a Linux
driver that would make it possible to
