Showing posts with label database. Show all posts
Showing posts with label database. Show all posts

Saturday, October 15, 2011

FileMaker Pro 7 (Mac)

FileMaker 7 is a revamped version of the already-powerful database tool. The newest version of this database tool has enhanced relational capabilities, easier integration with enterprise databases, and deeper security. Combined with support for new file formats and other development tools, it's a new way of organizing data, according to your needs!..

Features:

  • Track and manage people, projects, images, and data
  • Do more, faster with 30 starter solutions
  • Exchange data with a virtually limitless number of applications
  • Store, track, and archive files and documents
  • Secure data with assigned accounts and privileges

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

FileMaker Developer 7

FileMaker 7.0 Developer makes database development more streamlined. The development, maintenance and troubleshooting solutions here lets you develop & deploy truly custom solutions!..

Features:

  • Streamline database development and maintenance
  • Deploy customized kiosk and runtime applications
  • Debug scripts with systematic tests and troubleshoot scripts
  • Re-use calculation logic across tables, only change in 1 place
  • Develop and troubleshoot solutions more effectively

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Microsoft Access 2000

Microsoft Access 2000 is a versatile data management program, useful for home-office application as well as large-scale corporate databases shared by many users. It's fully compatible with Microsoft Windows 98, and features the same point-and-click simplicity of all Microsoft Office products. As with all Office 2000 products, Web integration is the key to the improvements of Access 2000 over previous versions. Although the interface is a bit intimidating to the uninitiated, Access is fairly easy to learn and much more user friendly than many older database programs. Querying is done through the fully integrated SQL Server, and all your data management, including forms, reports, data analysis, and tables, can be done within an Internet Explorer window using data access pages. Users can create an SQL Server database within Access 2000, providing data access to a range of clients...


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