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This is a copyvio word for word from http://www.sql-ledger.org/[edit]

(copyrighted material removed from this talk page, too)

I have reverted to the latest version from before the content from [1] was added. Note: Even if the software is available under the GPL, there's no reason to believe the page is available under the GFDL. In fact, it carries a copyright notice.

Note (2): In reviewing the log, I found a lot of revert warring. That kind of behaviour tends to get people blocked; don't do it - discuss the issue here instead, so that others can see your arguments for what you want in the article. --Alvestrand 20:37, 6 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]