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# Re: Database editors

- Date: Sun, 10 Sep 1995 22:57:14 PDT
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- In-Reply-To: <199509101850.NAA19067@Walden.MO.NET> from "Timothy Brown" at Sep 10, 95 11:50:32 am

    > While on the subject of database information,  is there any chance after
    > this info is compiled that somebody will take the time to write a nice
    > UNIX or DOS database editor?  Reason why I ask this is somebody ported MOO
    > over to DOS (can't remember who it was), and it worked out alright, but
    > I couldn't get the core db to load up on it -- too much memkory.  A database
    <snip>

    This is all fine and dandy, but this program would have two purposes in
    my book:
    1. setting an object's wizard bit
    2. programming $sys:server_started, and adding it if necessary.

    Any and all other manlipuliations should be done from within the
    LambdaMOO server, since that is the best db editor that there is.  The
    program you mention would ideally only be used in the above two cases,
    because if you can't fix some problem with the db using the above two
    cases, then you shouldn't be messing with the db file anyway.

    On the Dos MOO memory thing, you shouldn't be running a MOO, even a
    single user MOO, on a machine that has less than 12 megs of memory, IMO.

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