From: Joseph McDonald Date: 2001-03-01T12:40:30+09:00 Subject: [ruby-talk:11821] Re: problems with DBM module > I think that you're just coming up against the limitations of the > standard UNIX dbm. Try 'gdbm' instead, or 'bdb' or maybe 'cdb' > from the Ruby application archive. I'd reccommend bdb over gdbm or cdb. Of course I'd recommend mysql over any of those... and yes postgresql guys, I realize that you don't think highly of mysql. I don't want to start a flame-war so also check out postgresql. :-) One dbms that I don't have any experience with is kdb: http://www.kx.com/ and I don't think there are any ruby bindings for it. But it does look *very* hot for data analysis systems. It's not cheap though... the quote I got was: pricing per cpu. $40,000 min $20,000 each additional cpu Sorry for getting a bit OT, just in a rambling mood. regards, -joe