** Schema Evolution

Great pains have been taken to avoid ever needing to do schema
evoluation.  However, on occation the base ObjectStore schema must be
changed to add new flexibility.  If you have a database created with
an old schema, you will need to evolve it or re-build it.  See the
following table:

Database Version	Evolve With
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up to 1.16		1.17 (see ** osp_evolve)
1.17+			Ok
1.39			re-test without -DOSP_SAFE_BRIDGE
1.41                    seems fully compatible with 1.42
1.42			requires ObjectStore 5.1 & shared libraries

Also, it's generally a good idea to test your code with a new release
before upgrading.  This technology is the absolute latest so you
should be a little extra careful.

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** osp_copy

You can re-copy your databases with osp_copy.  It is more of a
proof-of-concept than a useful tool, since it takes about 8-10 times
at long as osp_evolve.  However, it does do a lot of interesting stuff
and is written completely in perl.

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** osp_evolve

You must use osp_evolve instead of ossevol.  

  osp_evolve <workdb> <evolvedb>+

osp_evolve is relatively fast.  It took 8 minutes to evolve a 32MB
database on an Ultra 1 running Solaris.  If you get an error about
avarray, just add '-i avarray' to the command line.