🚀 go-pugleaf

Access is fine but it works better as a single user database than a multi
user system.
My personal opinion of Dbase is stay away. I've had bad luck with it.
Paradox is a pain with that locking file.
Interbase is one of my personal favorites.
MSSQL is another good one as well as IBM's DB2

I use Access 98, Interbase 6.0 and DB2 at work in a shared environment and
all have worked fine.
We use MSSQL for our web server but I don't work on that end of the system.
 BB4 for development.

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 Phil Robertson
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"X04001" <x04001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I would like to build an application which uses a database. however, this
> application should be sold in the future...so i would like to know which
> database :
>
> - is the best to support
> - is the easiest to use/program/develop
> - is the cheapest when we need to sell application with it
>
> I have some ideas about database like Access, MySQL, DBase,PostGre... but
i
> need some expertise from people...
>
> My Application should be a client/server application and maybe use ODBC (i
> have BCB5 pro)
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> x04001
>
>