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MaVerick is a MultiValue database management
system. MultiValue databases are said to be one of
the computer industry's best kept secrets. First
appearing over 30 years ago as PICK, they have
continued to evolve through various commercial
vendors, and are still in active development
today. They are very resource friendly, are
incredibly fast, feature a very user friendly
data retrieval and reporting language (variously
called ACCESS or English), and a rapid application
development language based originally on Dartmouth
Basic. The MaVerick project is an attempt to
create an open source variant, written in Java.

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2006-03-15 09:20
0.3

Multiple improvements were made to the basic
compiler, the query language, the runtime, and the
file system.
Tags: Major feature enhancements

2002-12-31 00:43
0.2.2

This release updates MQL functionality, and can now sort and select with criteria using MQL statements (using linear hash db driver). MQL is the implementation of the MV query language also sometimes called Access, Retrieve, or Uniquery.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2002-05-09 20:45
0.2.1

Two new database drivers were added: one for
Berkeley DB files, and one for linear hash files.
The JUnit-based test suite has been started.
Various miscellaneous improvements and bugfixes
were made.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2002-03-08 01:52
0.2.0

The build process has been enhanced with a better Makefile and the addition of Ant support for people who don't want to install gmake. The compiler is now reaching feature completion, and there have been many bugs fixed. A directory based database backend has been added, along with MySQL, Ozone, and PostgreSQL backends. A basic shell environment is provided, with a few commands such as LIST and SORT, and the beginnings of a query language called MQL.
Tags: Major feature enhancements

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