FrontBase
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| Developer(s) | FrontBase, Inc. |
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| Initial release | March 1999 |
| Stable release | 4.2.9 / 2008/09/15 |
| License | Free |
| Website | www.frontbase.com |
FrontBase is a relational database for Others Mac OS X, MS Windows, Unix to the SQL92 standard support.
FrontBase is a robust commercial, scalable database server that can operate virtually maintenance free.[neutrality is disputed] In practice, this is manifested by a high reliability.
The following drivers and technologies support FrontBase:
- Apple WebObjects
- PHP 3, PHP4
- Perl
- ODBC
- JDBC
- OmnisStudio
- real basic
- Tcl
- EOF
- FBAccess
- FBCAccess
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[edit] Platform Compatibility
Since April 2006 all Frontbase licenses are available free of charge, the company only charges for support contracts.[1]
[edit] Mac products that use FrontBase
- ProAdProfessional
- group ville (http://www.groupville.com/), a groupware for Mac OS X
- Web Help Desk
