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Clean up for 0.6 release and some bug fixes

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I, like many free software others, enjoy getting postcards from where users live. If you're a happy MDB Tools user (or even a disgruntled one, doesn't really matter) and want to drop me a postcard with a picture of the place you live, email <a href="mailto:brian@nospam.bruns.com">me</a> for my snail-mail address. Come on, you know you want to!
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<dl><a name="writing"></a><dt><b>1.11 When will MDB Tools support writing?</b></dt><dd>
Writing to MDB files is a quite a bit more complicated than simply reading. Some preliminary support is available in the CVS version, this includes under-the-covers things like building rows, adding rows to tables, tracing the index chain to the row, and some work on index writes. These are the nuts and bolts of write support; the big thing left is the allocation of new pages and splitting full pages on inserts. When will this be done? I don't commit to timelines, but the next release (0.6) will have some usable, though not complete, write support.
Writing to MDB files is a quite a bit more complicated than simply reading. Some preliminary support is available in the CVS version, this includes under-the-covers things like building rows, adding rows to tables, tracing the index chain to the row, and some work on index writes. These are the nuts and bolts of write support; the big thing left is the allocation of new pages and splitting full pages on inserts. When will this be done? I don't commit to timelines, but the next release (0.7) will have some usable, though not complete, write support.
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