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* 2.41 (Nov 1984) - New facilities: Screen editor, Install, Fast Sort routine | * 2.41 (Nov 1984) - New facilities: Screen editor, Install, Fast Sort routine | ||
* 2.43 (1983) | * 2.43 (1983) |
Latest revision as of 17:50, 8 September 2023
dBASE II is a database management system developed by Wayne Ratliff, Jim Taylor and Howard Dickler for micro computers and published by Ashton-Tate.
History
The relational database system was introduced for CP/M in 1980 as dBASE II and was quickly ported to most common 8-bit platforms. It was ported to DOS in 1982.
Releases
- CP/M-80
- 2.02 (1980)
- 2.35
- 2.40
- 2.41 (Feb 1984)
- 2.43
- CP/M-86
- 2.41 (1984)
- DOS
- 2.3 (Aug 1982)
- 2.35 (1982)
- 2.40 (Apr 1983)
- 2.41 (Nov 1984) - New facilities: Screen editor, Install, Fast Sort routine
- 2.43 (1983)
Publications
- Robert A. Byers: Everyman's Database Primer for dBASE II - Ashton-Tate 1982
- Robert A. Byers: dBASE II for Every Business
- Ron Freshman: System Design Guide, Featuring dBASE II
- Advanced Programmer's Guide
- Luis Castro; Jay Hanson; Tom Rettig: Advanced Programmer's Guide Featuring dBASE II and dBASE III - Ashton-Tate 1985, ISBN 0-912677-05-8