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mv*Base for Windows is the database environment that offers the easiest high-performance path for MultiValue database developers and users to move their applications into a Windows Client/Server environment.

mv*Base is a multivalue-compliant Windows database environment which makes the migration of multivalue applications to a Windows client/server environment fast and easy. mv*Base offers a high-performance multi-dimensional database engine including such features as multi-valued field and unlimited item size providing maximum flexibility for data organization. B-tree indexing provides enhanced performance for sorting and selecting data from BASIC applications.

A MultiValue and relational(SQL)-enabled database, it allows users to maximise the use of existing technologies while ensuring their customers needs are met, now and in the future. While maintaining its virtual machine concept, Reality now has open interfaces - using integrated ODBC/JDBC SQL, Web Services, HTML, TCP/IP Sockets and simple extensions to DataBasic - an extended Dartmouth BASIC language with exceptional database and string handling abilities. Remote calls can also be made in order to provide integration with open Java applications and Microsoft Visual Basic/C/C++/C# and .net.

OpenQM is the only multivalue database available both as a fully supported commercial product and in open source form under the General Public Licence.

The name OpenQM is a generic term used to describe both the open source and the commercial 'closed source' versions of the QM database.

IBM UniVerse is an extended relational data server optimized for embedding in vertical applications.

IBM UniVerse offers a nested relational (MultiValue) data model which means intuitive data modeling and fewer resulting tables.

mvEnterprise offers the ease of use and hierarchical power of the multivalue database model, with the performance and flexibility of UNIX. The Open Data Architecture and UNIX interoperability tools provide a seamless interface between mvEnterprise and UNIX. mvEnterprise features many enhancements for high-performance, effective administration and compatibility with other multivalue environments, providing a near-seamless migration from R83, OA, Ultimate, PRIME, REALITY and others.

A multidimensional database, a development environment including a development language, and a middleware component allowing other mainstream and standards-based products to communicate with the jBASE products. The unique jEDI middleware enables access to other databases such as Oracle, DB2 and SQL Server. Microsoft Windows, all major Unix platforms including Linux, and IBM's e-Servers are supported.

IBM UniData is an extended relational data server ideal for embedding in a variety of industry-focused solutions.

Its extended relational model is perfect for rapid cost-effective vertical application development with flexible and fast storage and retrieval for the SMB market.

The D3 DBMS embodies the best and most desired features for developers and users. It is simple in its structure but allows for complex definitions of data structures and program logic. The built-in development environment allows applications to be rapidly prototyped, developed, and modified on the spot. Custom applications and on-site enhancements are common in the D3 community. Everything required for development is already in D3, making D3 much more than a typical database environment. Site administration requires a fraction of the staff of other environments of the same size - a large proportion of sites running D3 do not have an IT staff.

D3 is developed and supported over the many environments indicated on these pages. All code and data easily migrates between environments without modification, so both developers and users can work on their platforms of choice.

Other products from TigerLogic include connectivity tools like FlashCONNECT for web, the D3 Class Libraries, the Open Systems File Interface for Oracle and other environments, and XML technologies to exchange data with other XML-compliant programs or environments.