Re: Storing data and code in a Db with LISP-like interface

"Neo" <neo55592@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> With all this brain power between you and JOG, would either one of you
> be willing to demonstrate it by using RM to represent the data in the
> Judge example posted earlier in this thread using the experimental db?
>

Neo,

Speaking from practical experience,  conversion from one solution to a
solution in a different framework is much harder than starting from
requirements, and designing a solution within a specified framework.

Therefore, I reject the fundamental premise behind the challenges that you
have been making for several years now.  I'm speaking of your challenge
that
one of us should reimplement an example that you have posted using your
experimental db.  The idea behind your challenge is that, in the absence
of
a response,  your experimental db stands unchallenged.  I reject that.

From my point of view, reimplementing the judge example or any other using
the RM, or any product pur****tedly derived from the RM,  would be a lot of
work, and a waste of time.  It's rather up to you to demonstrate for this
newsgroup that your db fills a gap in our accustomed toolset, and to
describe that gap adequately for us.