Version 1.23 of LogMiner, my Apache/IIS log analysis package, is now available.

This release mainly fixes some build problem on modern distributions.

Also it finally includes the cleanup function I was talking about some days ago...

Q: Web 2.0 - are we speaking from hindsight when we try to define it?

A: We are speaking from no sight at all.

"Web 2.0" is a catch word coined by Tim O'Reilly who was trying to sell books for his publishing company. In my opinion, it was the saddest moment of O'Reillys careeer as for the most part, he brings clarity to technology not gummy eyewash and wool.

There is no spec, no standards committee, no list of particular technologies. It's just a vague slide made by O'Reilly that doesn't even include all the latest technologies and implies some are new that are not.
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-- read on LinkedIn

I can't stand it, really.

I'm using it at the moment only because I'm forced to. I can't help considering it as a toy DB, especially comparing it to PostgreSQL or SQL Server or any other serious RDBMS.

The last thing that hit my nerve is this bug. Come on... can't it even handle foreign keys in a decent way?

And I'm trying not to think that it allows you to define a table with foreign keys and silently ignore them.

</rant>

Hey, I'm following the live coverage of WWDC and just read this nice detail... that is a good price for a little update, Microsoft should learn a lesson or two...