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From: hardt@unagi.cis.upenn.edu (Dan Hardt)
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Subject: comments on Superbase 4
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Date: 22 Mar 91 16:43:17 GMT
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I'd like to hear any comments about
Superbase 4 as a development environment
for database applications.  I'm told that
it is the only dbms that runs under windows,
and that this makes it easier to develop
graphical, menu based user interfaces than
other products like dbase or Foxbase.  And
I'm told that the performance is comparable
to the other leading dbms's like dbase.

Can anyone confirm or deny these claims, which
I got from some dealers?  I'd appreciate any
comments people might have... please respond
by email.

thanks

dan