> Saw this on the interweb (one blog)
> http://zak.greant.com/archives/2005/09/open_source_dat.html
>
> The Open Source Database Conference 2005 deserves some
> coverage as it is the only forum in recent years that focuses
> on all of the major Free Software and Open Source DBMS, and
> includes business sessions that focus on how Free/Open
> databases fit into the business world, along with solid
> technical sessions (usually from core developers of the DBMS
> in question) on:
> * Apache Derby
> * Berkeley DB
> * Firebird
> * HSQLDB
> * Ingres
> * MaxDB
> * MySQL
> * PostgreSQL
> * SQLite
>
> Additionally, conference organizer Software and Support
> Verlag has graciously made exhibition space available for the
> Free/Open DBMS projects that are not supported by a company.
> (Contact me for details)
>
> So, if you can, please attend - you won't find a better event
> for Free/Open databases anywhere else this year. See
> http://www.opendbcon.net/ for more details on sessions,
> speakers, travel and rates.

Funny that they list so many OS DBMS, even if there are no sessions on
particular products.

;-)


Regards,
Thomas