Well yeah it'd be open source. If you license it BSD then anyone can do
anything with it. In your situation I'd probably recommend that you
don't release it... I'd also be hesitant to accept it :)
Chris
Javier Soltero wrote:
Hi Chris,
Hyperic would be happy to donate an exported version of our pg database
for a fairly loaded environment. Just so I'm clear, there's no
implication of making the schema itself open source or anything like
that, right? We're perfectly cool with letting people look at it (they
can do that simply by downloading our product), but I want to make sure
that there's no other implications to making this available.
The schema is about 80 tables, and will be a good example of an OLTP
database for PG 8.1. Hopefully it will be helpful to others. Let me
know how we can make such an export available to you. The file's big.
-javier
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On Nov 16, 2005, at 8:18 PM, Christopher Kings-Lynne wrote:
Hi guys,
I've set up a new sample databases project:
http://pgfoundry.org/projects/dbsamples/
If any of you have sample databases (schema + data, pg_dump format)
that you are willing to share under the BSD license, please send 'em
to me so I can host them on the project.
You might also find interesting the new icons that Niko of the
pgAdmin project has donated to the work. Check the 'Icons' category
here: http://pgfoundry.org/docman/?group_id=1000089 They are _awesome_.
Cheers,
Chris
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