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 OpenBibleDB.sql 2010-04-01 thawes [r1] Initial checkin for project.
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 init.sql 2010-04-12 thawes [r3] parsexml.py script corrected to import an OSIS ...

Read Me

There is not much to look at yet. I do have a completed data model
created with Power Architect, which is an Open Source Data Modeling
tool. You can download Power Architect from here:

http://www.sqlpower.ca/page/architect

The data model is based toward a MySQL schema, but should be easily
transferred to PostgreSQL using the same tool.

The Python script is the beginning of a SAX parser. My python is
rusty, so the script is an emberrassment on my part. But it is at
least a start.

Project goals, news and updates can be found at http://dev.openbibledb.com
and the project site is at http://sourceforge.net/projects/openbibledb

People who wish to contribute are encouraged to register an OpenID. It
can be used both on sourceforge.net and on dev.openbibledb.com site to
post comments and suggestions.

UPDATE: The Python script will now import the first text. Next step is 
to change the init.sql script to include all the books, chapters, and
verses, so that any number of texts that follow the Bible.KJV format
can be added.

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