It's nice that RealBasic works with SQLite fairly seamlessly. It makes
it easy to create an in-memory database much like we have cursors in
VFP. Full SQL capability of SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE is
sweet. (Dabo has had this capability for a long time as well.)
If by 'proprietary' you mean tied to a particular database, then I
wholeheartedly agree. People want freedom with their database choice
and their ability to extend it.
Side note: Why do so many people choose Quickbooks with it's proprietary
database and ridiculous licensing fees?
On 11/16/2012 11:02 AM, Alan Bourke wrote:
I think the days of tools having their own proprietary databases are
well behind us, thankfully.
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