LOOKING FOR A ROYALTY-FREE DATABASE UNDER UNIX & WINDOWS

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2 total messages Started by Darshan Dillion Thu, 30 Nov 1995 00:00

Author: Darshan Dillion
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 00:00

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SENT BY DARSHAN DILLON >> E-MAIL ADDRESS IS darsh@moldflow.com.au

We are currently looking for a database which meets the following
requirements (in order of importance)

* Sold by a company with good support
* Has an established user group
* Royalty-free
* Can be ported to most UNIX platforms & PC/WINDOWS 95, NT
* Has been used to build applications with a GUI front-end on 
  the platforms above
* Can create database applications which run in single- or 
  multi-user mode with minimal changes to application code.
* Has been used to build database applications of a commercial,
  marketable quality
* Has a reasonable development interface to keep down development
  and maintenance costs
* Has been used with GUI builders to create database applications
* Has been used with scripting languages like Tcl
* Includes support for embedded SQL

Even if the tool you have used only meets some of the requirements,
it would still be of great interest to hear your experiances.

Re: LOOKING FOR A ROYALTY-FREE DATABASE UNDER UNIX & WINDOWS

Author: Eric Schiller
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 00:00

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DejaVu meets most of these requirements. It is royalty free but you may
not repackage the data for sale in a commercial database. Our technical
support allows you to communicate directly with the programmer. More
information is available at http://www.chessworks.com

In article <49jj4u$dpv@sydney1.world.net>, Darshan Dillion <darsh> wrote:

> SENT BY DARSHAN DILLON >> E-MAIL ADDRESS IS darsh@moldflow.com.au
> 
> We are currently looking for a database which meets the following
> requirements (in order of importance)
> 
> * Sold by a company with good support
> * Has an established user group
> * Royalty-free
> * Can be ported to most UNIX platforms & PC/WINDOWS 95, NT
> * Has been used to build applications with a GUI front-end on 
>   the platforms above
> * Can create database applications which run in single- or 
>   multi-user mode with minimal changes to application code.
> * Has been used to build database applications of a commercial,
>   marketable quality
> * Has a reasonable development interface to keep down development
>   and maintenance costs
> * Has been used with GUI builders to create database applications
> * Has been used with scripting languages like Tcl
> * Includes support for embedded SQL
> 
> Even if the tool you have used only meets some of the requirements,
> it would still be of great interest to hear your experiances.

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Colorless green ideas sleep furiously at the chessboard, awaiting user input

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