Since then I've made quite a bit of progress getting the server working too. And tonight things really started to come together...
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That's the SQL Relay server running on Windows, connected to a database running on Linux, accessed by sqlrsh, also running on Windows.
And it can be accessed remotely too.
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That's the same SQL Relay server running on Windows, accessed by sqlrsh running in a separate Linux VM.
There are a number of things that don't work yet like sqlr-stop and various plugins, and there are several things that just haven't been tested yet, but the big things are coming along nicely. I expect to be able to announce preliminary support for the SQL Relay server software on Windows in the next release.