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'''DataEase''' is an allegedly easy to use database that enables you to create applications to store, retrieve and manipulate information. These can be shared with other users over a network, Web published for remote access, or used to manage your own personal data. DataEase purports to cater for both first-time database users and professional application developers alike. '''DataEase''' is an easy to use database that enables you to create applications to store, retrieve and manipulate information. These can be shared with other users over a network, Web published for remote access, or used to manage your own personal data. DataEase caters for both first-time database users and professional application developers alike.


Originally known as DataMaster, DataEase was one of the first relational database packages developed for MS-DOS. Created by software developers Arun Gupta and Joseph Busch, it was first released in 1981. Originally known as DataMaster, DataEase was one of the first relational database packages developed for MS-DOS. Created by software developers Arun Gupta and Joseph Busch, it was first released in 1981.
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Now in version 7 (for Windows) DataEase is used by thousands of users worldwide to create database applications. Now in version 7 (for Windows) DataEase is used by thousands of users worldwide to create database applications.


DataEase has been sold and bought several times. As recently as 2003 Sapphire International, who made DataEase, went out of business and in doing so left creditors out-of-pocket. This was shortly followed by a new similarly named company being created and apparently carrying on as usual but of course as it was "new" it was debt free. DataEase is still being developed and sold by a company with the word "Sapphire" in its title who claim to have 25 years experience - check out "Companies house" (link below) in the UK to see that Sapphire Group have been in existence for a few years only.




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Revision as of 17:37, 27 February 2007

DataEase is an easy to use database that enables you to create applications to store, retrieve and manipulate information. These can be shared with other users over a network, Web published for remote access, or used to manage your own personal data. DataEase caters for both first-time database users and professional application developers alike.

Originally known as DataMaster, DataEase was one of the first relational database packages developed for MS-DOS. Created by software developers Arun Gupta and Joseph Busch, it was first released in 1981.

Now in version 7 (for Windows) DataEase is used by thousands of users worldwide to create database applications.


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