Re: Is the development dead?

>From the ammount of mailing list traffic, it seems to be on an "as-as" 
basis ATM.  Very little demand = very little supply.

I think that a lot of people find it easier to exports MDBs to CSV; use 
"COPY INTO" or equiv. (PgSQL) and then rebuild the schema and constraints 
by hand.

At least we-did.

~BAS

On Fri, 11 May 2007, Igor Korot wrote:

> Hi, Sam,
> Is the development on this project dead?
> I don't see or hear anything on the mailing list...
>
> Unfortunately, I can' toffer any help, as I don't familiar
> with the ,dbtools and all of it's dependencies, but
> wondering if it's going to be another release soon.
>
> Thank you.
>
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