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Old 12-20-03, 06:02
hendra1211 hendra1211 is offline
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the difference between foxpro,basic,c++

anyone can tell me the difference between visual basic,foxpro and visual c++?
how big the size of database that can be handled by access?
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Old 12-20-03, 15:57
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You can rely on a database size of 2GB. I don't know if it can yet be larger.

All of the languages you describe are procedural programming languages which allow you to spell out, step by step, exactly what the computer is to do. Basic and C++ are both general-purpose languages; FoxPro is more database-specific.
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Old 12-22-03, 13:01
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Are you looking for an application development environment that is easy to use and has good database connectivity ? Or are you concerned with performance ? How much data will be stored in the database ?
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