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From: justin@computing-maths.cardiff.ac.uk (Justin R Shuttleworth)
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Subject: PD SQL (MSDOS/CONCURRENT DOS) ?
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Date: 7 Jun 90 13:33:00 GMT
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Does anyone know of a public domain (or at least cheap) SQL database
system with a programmable interface and which runs under DOS (or even
better, written specifically for Concurrent DOS)?

What I mean by a programmable interface is being able able to program 
my own means of passing SQL requests to the system - whether 
interactively via the keyboard, from other processes via a queue or 
any other way you can think of - and to be able to process query 
results myself.

-Justin
Justin Shuttleworth 
University of Wales College of Cardiff

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