xBase (for dBASE)

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xBase (for dBASE) is a family of database-oriented programming languages derived from the original dBASE system, widely used for developing desktop database applications.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf database-oriented programming language
programming language family
dataModel flat file tables
indexed tables
derivedFrom dBASE NERFINISHED
fileFormat .dbf
.ndx
.ntx
.prg
hasFeature built-in report generation
form-based user interfaces
index-based data access
integrated database engine
interactive command interpreter
macro language capabilities
query-by-command interface
record-oriented processing
table-based data storage
influenced CA-Visual Objects NERFINISHED
Clipper NERFINISHED
FoxPro NERFINISHED
Harbour NERFINISHED
Visual FoxPro NERFINISHED
dBASE-compatible languages
xHarbour NERFINISHED
notableCharacteristic dBASE language compatibility
rapid application development for databases
strong third-party ecosystem
widespread use in the 1980s and 1990s
paradigm data-centric programming
procedural programming
supports compiled program mode
indexed sequential access
interactive command mode
menu systems
procedures
relational-style operations
screen forms
user-defined functions
typicalDomain data entry systems
line-of-business applications
reporting systems
small business applications
typicalEnvironment MS-DOS NERFINISHED
Windows desktop
early Unix systems
usedFor desktop database application development

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