I'm working on a database management system i call "iUBB", in essence its a REAL version of iB's iDatabase system. Where it connects to the SQL database, stores, receives and prints data to it.
basically we'll do a call to:
use DBI; # <--run the DBI module
use iUBB::SQL; # <--custom build module::sql section
use iUBB::ubbcgi; #<--certain parts only need loading for certain files.
The iUBB system will allow CP connection of mySQL/mSQL or PostgresSQL databases, a conversion section, MAINTAINING AND UPDATING the database when a new version is released (ie,. nothing will ever be lost) and easy upgrading.
Its not a fake SQL.
Its iUBB, Interdatabased UBB System.
Its a bast to write.
Its 45% done.
It works about 15% of the way.
Its lost on a disk.
