DataBase For Linux

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Is there any program like Access or Dbase for Linux?

Thanks
António

 

[Tiger]

Is there any program like Access or Dbase for Linux?

http://linuxshop.ru/linuxbegin/win-lin-soft-en/table.shtml

Scroll down to Office/business section.

 

[MightyKitten]

Is there any program like Access or Dbase for Linux?

Thanks
António

If you haves some patience:

Koffice seperae release of Kexi will be the most access like freeware I've
ever seen. Unfortunately, ther is onley a very early beta release aviable at
http://www.kexi-project.org/about.html.

Koffice Page
http://www.koffice.org/kexi/

Now, If I only could find someone to post it to Windows as soonas an
official & stable release is ready....


MightyKitten

 

[javalab]

http://linuxshop.ru/linuxbegin/win-lin-soft-en/table.shtml

great link, thanks.
ciao, j.

 

[javalab]

Is there any program like Access or Dbase for Linux?

Thanks
António

friends suggested firebird, but sofar i didnt try and dont know it at all.
http://firebird.sourceforge.net/

ciao, j.

 

[MightyKitten]

friends suggested firebird, but sofar i didnt try and dont know it at
all. http://firebird.sourceforge.net/

ciao, j.

Firebrid is a database system, but AFAIK without a userinterface. You can
make tables, views and queries, but no reports and forms. Though there are
seperate programs that can do this, but the real power of MS Access (IMHO)
is the combination of GUI and Database.

You also can use access as front end for other (odbc - compliant) databases,
making it just a dabase front end. Tin 99,99999999999999(ect) %
of the cases, this frontend thingy is what people mean with an 'Access
database'. (very few realy care about the engine underneath, as long as it
works.

Access database on its own (Withouth the forms, reports and visual basic
scripting) is only a marginal interesting thing. It is quite vunable to
errors (or atleast is still was in Access 2000)

MightyKitten

 

[*ProteanThread*]

Is there any program like Access or Dbase for Linux?

Thanks
António

Oracle Personal Edition ;-)