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Welcome to the Ingres Community!

Building a Community of Contributors

One reason for contributing Ingres to Open Source is to build a large and active developer community that will foster open innovation and continue the Ingres tradition of providing a stable and secure solution for use in mission critical production deployments, while also enabling us to create the next generation database that will meet the ever evolving needs of business, government and academia.

Our expectation is that members of the Ingres Contributor Community will regularly:

• Answer each other’s questions on the mail lists, newsgroups and forums
• Help debug issues and contribute bug fixes
• Contribute new code
• Test new builds and releases
• Provide well defined tests cases for problems they uncover
• Provide input into product plans and roadmaps

All contributions are welcome! We need people like you to help to build an active Ingres Contributor Community!

Getting Involved

Now that you've joined the Ingres Community, the best way to get started is to become involved with reporting, verifying and fixing product and documentation bugs as well as new feature development. When you believe that you have a code submission that is relevant, follow the submission procedure as described here. By repeating this operation a couple of times, and with a bit of luck and determination, you could be rewarded with Ingres Committer status.

Articles in category "Contributors"

There are 21 articles in this category.

A ADF Overview B Building Ingres FAQ Building Ingres On Linux Building Ingres On Windows Building ingres on mac Building ingres on ubuntu C Comp.databases.ingres

D DBMS Community DBMS Project List Documentation Comment Extractor I Ingres C Coding Standard Ingres Contribution Agreement Ingres Janitors Project Integration Plan Template J Jam Resources

J cont. Janitors todo O OME: User Defined Functions OPF Overview Q QEF Overview S Source Code Architecture V Vim syntax