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In article <5740@naucse.cse.nau.edu> jdc@sunset.cse.nau.edu (John Campbell)
writes:
>Does anyone know of a public domain relational data base management
>program that runs on unix machines?  I'm hoping to find something as
>good as "sc" (spreadsheet calculator) but for data bases instead of
>spread sheets.  I'd like to be able to run it on SGI, SUN, HP, and
>DEC workstations (and I need it to be free).

I don't know what they run on, nor have I used any of these, but here goes:

cbase102.zip, an $80 shareware program that can be had via anonymous FTP from
SIMTEL 20.

Metalbase, in volume 28 of the comp.sources.misc archives.  Check your
friendly neighborhood Usenet archive.

Ingress, in the freed BSD sources.  (Probably not the product from the
company with the same name.)  I found it on gatekeeper.dec.com .

Requiem, available via anonymous FTP from anucsd.anu.edu.au .  Last I heard
(about a year ago) this was single-user.

POSTGRES, presently under development at UC Berkeley.  Available via FTP
from postgres.berkeley.edu .
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