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Database management system (DBMS)

A database management system, is a type of software that provides an interface for interacting with and managing databases. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the creation, organization, retrieval, and manipulation of data within a database. Database software serves as an intermediary between the user, applications, and the physical database, handling tasks such as data storage, retrieval, security, and integrity.
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Borland DBase 5

DOS1994 Borland Software Corporation
Borland dBase 5 is a database development environment from the later years of the DOS and early Windows database era. It belongs to a long tradition of software that allowed users ...
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Borland Paradox 4.5

DOSWindows XP/98/951993 Borland Software Corporation
Borland Paradox 4.5 was a powerful relational database system aimed at users who needed more than a simple spreadsheet but did not necessarily want to become full-time database eng...
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Borland Reflex 2.0

DOS1986 Borland Software Corporation
Borland Reflex was a relational database management system (RDBMS) developed by Borland International, a software company that was prominent in the 1980s and 1990s. Reflex was rele...
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Data Perfect 2.6

DOS1993
Data Perfect 2.6 is a DOS database application representing the practical, no-nonsense side of personal computing. Software of this kind was built for people who needed to organise...
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DataEase 4

DOS1991
DataEase 4 was a database management system designed to let users build applications around structured information without having to become professional programmers first. Its phil...
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dBASE III

DOS1984 Ashton-Tate
dBASE III is a relational database management system (RDBMS) that was popular in the late 1980s. It was developed by Ashton-Tate, a software company. dBASE III was a successor to t...
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FoxBASE 2

DOS1987
FoxBASE 2 is a database development system from the early years of DOS computing, part of the family of tools that helped transform personal computers into practical information-ma...