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What is DBase? How to use DBase in Windows 98? How to install DBase?
What is dBase?
A very early PC non-SQL (not exactly "NoSQL") relational database.
How do I use DBase in Windows 98?
dBase was a breakthrough product, the first μ-processor DB, and for that matter a primitive predecessor of important tools like Perl, but it was later eclipsed by clones and then by various SQL products.
If I wanted something similar today I would just use Ruby, ActiveRecord, and MySQL.
How do I install DBase?
But if you want the real thing, and something that will run on Win98 (gods, but why?) I would look up dBASE on Wikipedia and see if the downstream products like FoxPro and Clipper are available. See also dBase, LLC.
Also note that many of today's quite powerful DBMS packages can read dbf files.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I just want to know if it is possible to view content of tables in .mdf files with NoSQL for example mongodb? I don't want to change in .mdf file just view inside it.
Sorry to say this, but you seem to completely lack any understanding about relational databases, NoSQL databases and the difference between them.
SQL Server and MongoDB are not only two completely different database products, but two completely different kinds of databases as well (relational vs. non-relational).
Asking whether you can read SQL Server database files with MongoDB is like asking if you can edit AutoCAD files with Microsoft Excel (or the other way round).
Both are complex tools with their own file formats, but made by different vendors and for completely different purposes.
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I am getting involved in a new world.. database sync. I use SQL Server, and I have one local database and another one in the cloud. I am trying to sync those two databases just by pressing a button.
Does anybody has any experience doing these?
Thanks
Your question is very vague and as such, my answer may seem vague too.
When generally speaking of syncing Local <==> Cloud I have personally been using a third party tool called RedGate SQL Toolbelt. The product is slightly on the pricey side, but the benefits offered are immense! You can easily compare and deploy structure and data changes at the click of a button.
(I have no affiliation to the product)
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Closed 10 years ago.
I've made topic for vim already Ready VIM setup for C and I'd like also get something similar to spf13-vim, but for emacs
You can have a look at Emacs Prelude.
Prelude is an enhanced Emacs 24.x configuration that features a lot of sensible defaults, additional 3rd party packages and powerful setups for most popular programming languages. It's very modular and has the nice ability to auto-install some packages on demand - for instance the first time you open a Clojure source file Prelude will automatically install support for Clojure programming.
There are many other preconfigured Emacs distributions as well - Emacs Starter Kit, Emacs Live, etc...
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Closed 11 years ago.
How to make standalone database application like metastock, tradestation etc. ?
They colud handle some what large amount of database and those database files can take one computer to another.
It is possible to read, write or delete data of those database from the application.
Can anybody have any idea of how those applications are working? And what type of database they are?How to develop an database system like this? If you know know anything about it, Please share it. Thaks in advance.
Well, if you're just looking for a standalone db, you could do it in access but I don't know how big you are going to want it to get, so access may be limiting.
MYSQL is also another option (mostly as it's free for the common folk).
look into sqlite. It's very portable. However it can't handle concurrent queries.
http://www.sqlite.org/
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I'm very curious as to what programming languages were used to make Google. In the early days, Larry Page and Sergey Brin tried to licence their search algorithm to Yahoo. What I would love to know is what language(s) was the software first written in?
I have a feeling it was C or perl (CGI), anyone know for sure?
Thank you in advance
Anyone know the database they used too?
The Google search engine was originally called BackRub and was written in Java and Python. To quote Wikipedia:
BackRub is written in Java and Python and runs on several Sun Ultras and Intel Pentiums running Linux. The primary database is kept on an Sun Ultra II with 28GB of disk. Scott Hassan and Alan Steremberg have provided a great deal of very talented implementation help. Sergey Brin has also been very involved and deserves many thanks.
-Larry Page page#cs.stanford.edu
Also interesting is Google's Corporate History page, though it doesn't talk as much about the original software.