Kevin,

There's also a school that says everything on your computer is just 0's
and 1's :) I don't think everything must be a database. In some cases it
gives nothing but overhead. Or, on the other side, it can be all-database
system, but this is not a database in its current state. Relational
databases, as well as so called `object-oriented' databases, are not even
good enough to work on lower layers of abstractions.
I have numerous examples and arguments, but this seems to be abit irrelevant,
so drop me a line in private.


Edward V. POPKOV
Independent Developer

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