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On Tue, 21 July 1998, at 13:28:37, Peter T Mount wrote:

> The development version of the driver for 6.4 does include methods to get
> at these variables (they are needed for the object serialization code).
> 
> Notification shouldn't be too difficult to add, even though it isn't true
> JDBC.

Is the development version of the driver available?  I'd be interested
in getting at these variables, but I'm not much of a java programmer
at this point.