PUBLIC DOMAIN RELAT. DB ? (addendum)

[Martin Boening]

Hi,

after reading the answers to your question: I once saw a system of management
routines (b+tree) posted on the net which implements a library for building
DB systems. So you'd have to program you own DB system but you could use 
the b+tree library to do it. Supposedly (i'd have to check in our archives
to see if I could check on what I'm saying here) the b+tree routines support
variable length records and multiple keys. 

If you insist on dbm, an example implementation of dbm routines based on
b+tree was also delivered.

So maybe you want to check that out.
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