From: "Damian Yerrick" <NOSP AT Musenet@pineight.8m.com>
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Subject: Re: DATABASE Programming with djgpp
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"Alfred Franz" <Ffred AT t-online DOT de> wrote:

> I'm going to do my first project with djgpp.
> This will be a database application on an embedded system.
> My problem is now to find tools to access a database engine
> like btrieve or paradox or any other.
> Has anyone an idea where I can get information about any
> database engines?

Look to see if DJGPP can do SQL (pronounced sequel;
it's the standard query language used in many databases).


Damian Yerrick