Ingres Technology Blog

In case you missed Andrew Ross’ presentation on how to get started contributing to Ingres, I wanted to share the link to the webinar. You can find it in the Ingres DBMS section entitled Ingres Open Source Community. The VIP archive page has a wealth of information on how to get started with Ingres, upcoming release information and future direction. Sign up to get invites to future sessions.

Andrew does a great job walking through some of the tools that Ingres is now using to help users i.e.

• view source (LXR)

http://lxr.ingres.com

• How to create a  work area

svn co http://code.ingres.com/ingres/main~/ingres-main

• To raise a bug to the Ingres community

http://bugs.ingres.com

• Looking for more on Ingres

http://groups.google.com/group/comp.databases.ingres/topics

deb woods

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