Access

[O. Sinclair]

Martin Laberge wrote:
> On January 10, 2008 11:04:23 Neil Winchurst wrote:
>> On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 17:24:31 +0200
>> "O. Sinclair" <o.sinclair at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I think SQLite might be what you are looking for but with what front-end 
>>> I don't know. Gambas?
>>>
>>> Sinclair
>>>
>> Yes, I have looked at that. But that is one of the points that I was
>> making. I am talking about an all-in-one, everything-included
>> program in the style of Access and Paradox, a so called monolithic
>> program. 
>>
>> You suggest SQLite, but then I must look for a front-end
>> program. I am talking about a program which would already include
>> tables, forms, queries, reports etc all in the one package. No need to
>> look for a front-end or anything else. This kind of program is still
>> missing in Linux, as far as I know.
>>
>> Neil Winchurst
>>
> 
> All applications include a frontend and a backend.
> 
> Wathever you call them, they procees as such.
> 
> the frontend and the backend, do not need to be linked
> together to consist of ONE Application.
> 
> Many windows applications includes many dll
> and are called monolythic apps.
> 
> Are you referrign to an application with one EXEcutable
> and a thousand unknown references?
> 
> Or an application using many known references ?
> 
> Or wathever it is ??
> 
> Kexi with Sqlite, is the monolythic way,
> Kexi with Mysql, is the distributed way
> 
Still in the subject I notice that in my repos Kexis has an mdb-plugin 
and some sort of migrator för Access databases. More and more interesting.

Sinclair