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If there are any qmail/ezmlm experts out there who would like
to lend a hand, please email me directly. Or call me. Tnx.
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To answer my own question for other's reference, you can view the SQLite
CVStrac timeline and look at the release milestones. They have the date
and time for each release.
John
> Thanks. What file should I reference to get the data/time for past
> releases?
>
> John
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Hi ,
I wish to use use sqlite for my embedded system. I need to maintain a database
of my current state. I basically have some daemons running , with only on
daemon being incharge of interfacing with the rest of the world and also
working on this db. I tried using sqlite , and as the no. of req
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