Interest in develop DBMS

i am about to start in develop' a simple dbms, and i hope there are dev's interested in this subject, and whom could make this old idea a new one with something special. in my way, i guess with xml there's something that can be done, hihi.
I am waiting your response.
thank u guys.

Wouldn't it be easier just to join one of the many other efforts already under way?

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