PM>> There are plently of things like that around. It really depends on what

 PM>> you need and how much you are willing to spend. Again, I don't know

 PM>> enough to be able to recommend one particular product. The only one I

 PM>> own is the MIX Database Toolchest, which is dirt cheap, pretty good for

 PM>> a single user (not SQL though) and the C source code is available so you

 PM>> could probably port it to OS/2.



 PE> This is my big beef with using non-PD stuff.  If I go to all the effort

 PE> of porting it to another OS, I expect to be able to make my work PD and

 PE> put in on the BBS.  BFN.



While I doubt that you'll find any PD SQL databases, it'd suprise me if you
can find some sort of PD indexed access routines.



In fact, I'm sure that GNU have some database routines (called dbm?). While
not PD, you might be able to make your stuff PD and distribute the database
routines under the GNU license.





Paul



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