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KOZY::STEWART 13 lines 10-APR-1992 10:09
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Not again. When your a database expert it includes more than just
Digital products and major competitors.
It means that you know every database known to mankind.
So I must be a database novice in practice.
Does anybody have any info or pointers to info on FOXPRO.
Thanks, I'll keep my practice open and hope that some day I know at
least all the names of the database products.
John
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| 1136.1 | CSSEDB::MOY | Michael G. Moy, Rdb/VMS Engineering | Sun Apr 12 1992 05:05 | 9 | |
Hello,
� It means that you know every database known to mankind.
You might consider monitoring comp.databases from USENET as there is
information on a variety of products, and you can always ask questions
there. I believe FOXPRO is a PC-type db product.
michael
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| 1136.2 | RANGER::IBMPC-92... | COOKIE::OAKEY | Picard/Riker '92 | Mon Apr 13 1992 18:04 | 4 |
You might also try RANGER::IBMPC-92 and see if there is anything in there (since that is the PC conference that I'd expect to see FoxPro in)... and yes, FoxPro is a PC based database product. | |||||