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Subject: Re: [9fans] Interested in improving networking in Plan 9
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>Oh I don't know.... Shoehorning a DB interface into a FS
>interface doesn't feel right but stranger things have
>happened.
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I've done it a few ways. echo commit > /n/db/0/ctl is kind of where one
ends up

for my limbo postgres module I never got round to the fs part. i just
wrap the sql bits in their own adt