Suqcess 2.05 Database

[genetika]

Hi.
Is this software commercial ? Or is freeware?

Thanks !

M.

[RWAP]

A good question - Dilwyn's site only has the demo version...

BSJR on here is the person to ask as he wrote Suqcess together with Wolfgang Uhlig

[RWAP]

It appears that the earlier v1.20 was released as freeware - http://members.upc.nl/b.spelten/ql/suqcess1.html

(Dilwyn - this can presumably be added to the QL Homepage now)

[dilwyn]

It appears that the earlier v1.20 was released as freeware - http://members.upc.nl/b.spelten/ql/suqcess1.html

(Dilwyn - this can presumably be added to the QL Homepage now)

Done, thanks RWAP.

[BSJR]

Hi.
Is this software commercial ? Or is freeware?

Thanks ! M.

Hi All,

I have removed the trail limitation for SuQcess 2.05 on my site.
Three language versions can now be downloaded here: <http://members.upc.nl/b.spelten/ql/>.
I have used it almost daily over the past 10 years and am aware of bugs in the program, although nobody else has reported any problems.
I am busy testing the fixes and updates but I do expect to need a few more weeks before v2.06 is finished.

SuQcess forever,
Bob

[genetika]

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[ql_freak]

Does Suqcess or better DBas (which seems to be the underlying Database) allow (outer) joins as in a SQL-RDBMS? Like e. g.

SELECT * FROM weather LEFT OUTER JOIN cities ON (weather.city = cities.name);

in SQL? This is IMHO the most missing facility in "old" databases like dBase or Archive.

[BSJR]

Does Suqcess or better DBas (which seems to be the underlying Database) allow (outer) joins as in a SQL-RDBMS? Like e. g.

SELECT * FROM weather LEFT OUTER JOIN cities ON (weather.city = cities.name);

in SQL? This is IMHO the most missing facility in "old" databases like dBase or Archive.

I do not speak SQL so cannot answer this question.

The DBAS command SEARCH can select records on 4 fields with INSTR, greater, smaller, greater-equal, smaller-equal or unequal, which can be combined with AND, OR, XOR & NOT.
Clever use of this can maybe mimic what you need. May I suggest you try the Search option in SuQcess.

Bob

[Giorgio Garabello]

Does Suqcess or better DBas (which seems to be the underlying Database) allow (outer) joins as in a SQL-RDBMS? Like e. g.

SELECT * FROM weather LEFT OUTER JOIN cities ON (weather.city = cities.name);

in SQL? This is IMHO the most missing facility in "old" databases like dBase or Archive.

No, DBAS don't use SQL and is not a database, is a storage engine.

Giorgio

[ql_freak]

Does Suqcess or better DBas (which seems to be the underlying Database) allow (outer) joins as in a SQL-RDBMS? Like e. g.

SELECT * FROM weather LEFT OUTER JOIN cities ON (weather.city = cities.name);

in SQL? This is IMHO the most missing facility in "old" databases like dBase or Archive.

No, DBAS don't use SQL and is not a database, is a storage engine.

Giorgio

I know, but joining tables does not mean, that SQL must be supported. Joining means, that you can make a query over more than one table. That has nothing to do with SQL.

What joining, especially outer joins, means is e.g. documented in the manual of PostgreSQL