Brillant Database

[Israel Vega]

I am looking for a database system how Brillant Database. I was see this great software, but the version Ultimate
for make EXE application is 1799 dlls. Anyone know of a similar software but with lower price?

When I started with database, I worked with OSLODATA...but this was discontinued. After was a compiler Oko v1.15 but also is discontinued.

I like Brillant Database but I can not buy.

http://www.brilliantdatabase.com/main/sdk

[Israel Vega]

Thank Jim, also I was found a alternative:  RadBuilder from Longtion Software. The Price es 299 Dlls. This can be better for I am looking now.

Create database applications that can create, restructure, fetch data from, update, and otherwise manipulate local (Paradox, dBASE, FoxPro, and Access) and remote database servers (Oracle, Sybase, Informix, Microsoft SQL server, and DB2). You can access a wide variety of database servers, using ADO or ODBC to connect to different databases.

With RadBuilder, you can create database applications that analyze and summarize information from databases so that users can draw conclusions from the data. The DBChart object lets you present database information in a graphical format that enables users to quickly grasp the import of database information. DBChart includes chart series types: Line, Area, Point, Bar, Horizontal Bar and Pie.

You can create database applications that print database information. If you want to let your users print database information from the datasets in your database application, you can use Report objects, visual report design objects. You can use Report objects to create a variety of reports, from simple banded reports to more complex, highly customized reports. Users can also export reports to PDF (.pdf), RichText (.rtf), Excel (.xls) and Text (.txt) files.

http://www.longtion.com/radbuilder/radbuilder.html

[James Klutho]

Don Dickinson on his GreatWebDivide web site has headers for MySQL which I guess should work with MariaDB.

[Chris Holbrook]

If you believe in safety in numbers then you will trust the big players more. I am completely addicted to SQLite as a personal database, and nearly every app I write is a SQLite app, not because they necessarily use an RDBMS, but because most applications can be described in terms of database tables.  My personal RAD tools enable me to create in a few seconds DDL, SQL queries, forms, and listviews with drilldowns, starting from a  list of column names. The generated code is PowerBASIC... for now.