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VBDB uses the dBASE III+ format for all database files, index files and memo files.

And in fact, VBDB, when purchased, comes with VBRUN100.DLL, as VBDB requires VBRUN100.DLL to operate.

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VBDB.EXE may be distributed with your application and has the same license and restriction requirements as VBRUN100.DLL from Microsoft. The DDE server engine is distributed as a compiled program. Multiple programs can simultaneously access the same or different files. VBDB supports stand-alone or multi-user (Local Area Network) functions as well as multiple open databases. Make your string a number using the Visual Basic Str$() function BEFORE processing it, and convert it back into a number using the Visual Basic Val() function. The following caveat applies to these routines: This version supports dBASE III, III+ and IV - as long as NO specific functions of dBASE IV are used (like the floating point record type, for example). To use VBDB simply add the DBACCESS.BAS module and DBACCESS.FRM to your program and your off! Include other forms from this library as needed to add features to your program like Browse, Display Structure and others.

Using VBDB you may create, edit, modify, access or manage database files, indexes and memo files - all from within your Visual Basic program. VBDB is a suite of programs, forms and routines that allow the Visual Basic programmer access to the industry standard database file format used by dBASE. Visual Basic supports DDE, and in fact VBDB was written entirely in Visual Basic making use of Windows system level calls via the windows API functions. This means that any windows application which supports DDE can use VBDB.

VBDB is a database engine which operates as a DDE server. All other trademarks are registered property of their respective owners. dBASE III, III+ and IV are registered trademarks of Ashton-Tate. VBDBtm is a registered trademark of Marquis Computing.

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