On 6 Dec 2006 at 10:56, mjn wrote:

> I guess the way I envisioned us implementing the  
> DBMS support was this: we provide listserv to our clients, they  
> create tables or views on their systems specifically (one per list or  
> one table for all lists), they provide us with connection/credential  
> information and we configure the DBMS part for them. In production,  
> they make changes to the subscription for a given list by changing  
> the contents of the table/view. I was thinking of listserv using the  
> DBMS sources as read-only as opposed to making changes to the table.

I recommend that you take a serious look at LISTSERV Maestro. It may 
be able to save you a LOT of work and hassle.

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