Re: [Bodington-developers] Wildcards in search tool

[Brian P. C. <bm...@bm...>]

> Correction - it's not a commercial product - it is open source. However, 
> it's main developers belong to a commercial company that has just been 
> bought by Oracle.

Yep - the same people that now own InnoDB.  

http://www.oracle.com/sleepycat/index.html

"Oracle has expanded its embedded database offerings through the 
acquisition of Sleepycat Software, Inc., a privately held supplier of open 
source database software for developers of embedded applications.
Berkeley DB is a leader in data management for embedded "edge" 
applications and complements other Oracle embedded products including 
Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database and Oracle Database Lite Edition. 
Together, Oracle and Sleepycat plan to continue to develop, support, and 
sell the entire family of Berkeley DB products, including Sleepycat's XML 
and Java Editions. Oracle has no plans to change the dual license, and 
we will continue to serve both open source and commercial users.
All contacts, phone numbers, and email addresses for Sleepycat sales and 
customer support, remain the same.
This site will help you learn more about this acquisition and what it will mean 
to our customers. If you don't find your questions here, please send them to 
{HYPERLINK "mailto:con...@or..."}con...@or...."

(My bold)  How trusting is everyone?
Brian





Brian
> 
> Jon Maber wrote:
> 
> >
> >> Berkeley XML DB?
> >>
> >> Brian
> >>  
> >>
> > I can't find any mention of collations in the documentation I could 
> > find on their web site. It supports XML Query which implies support 
> > for collations but doesn't necessarily mean the indexing is adaptable 
> > to anything but the default collation. It's also a commercial product 
> > owned now by Oracle.
> >
> > Jon
> >
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