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VP-Info

VP-Info is a database language and compiler for the personal computer. VP-Info was a competitor to the Clipper and dBase applications in the late 1980s and 1990s. VP-Info was originally intended to run on MS-DOS, DR-DOS and the PC-MOS/386 operating system, but now is run on the vDOS, or DOSbox-X, emulators. The last release of VP-Info, a multi-tasking…

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Developer
Paperback Software International Ltd.
Release
1986
Type
database language & compiler

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Marketing

Technical

Versions

  • LAN Local area network

Reception

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VP-Info

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples71
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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VP-Info

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related to Origin · 23
VP-Info → Clark, Clark's, ComputerLand, David, David Clark, For, George Gratzer, Gratzer, Gratzer's, II, III, In, Manitoba, Max, Paperback Software, Standard Knitting, Sub Rosa, The, This, University
related to Marketing · 18
VP-Info → Bernie Melman, Bursten, Lotus, Lotus Development Corp, Max, Minneapolis, Paperback Software, Paperback Software International Ltd, Shark, SharkBase, Since, Specialized Clinical Services, Sub Rosa Corporation, Sub Rosa Inc, Sub Rosa Publishing Inc, Though, Toronto, VP-Planner
related to Versions · 12
VP-Info → All, LAN, Multi-user/multi-tasking, NetBios, SharkBase, SharkBase Network Edition, SR-Info, The Network Editions, VP-Info Level, VP-Info Professional, VP-Info Professional Network Edition, Windows
related to Technical · 11
VP-Info → Clipper, However, II, III, IV, On, OpenOffice, PCs, SSDs, Unlike, VP-Info/Shark
related to Reception · 2
VP-Info → InfoWorld, More
Developer · 1
VP-Info → Paperback Software International Ltd.
Release · 1
VP-Info → 1986
Type · 1
VP-Info → database language & compiler
is a · 1
VP-Info → database language and compiler for the personal computer

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Important terminology

dbase paperback software sharkbase compiler run vdos windows language files multi-user shark versions database clipper emulator clark program ii time

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
VP-InfoDeveloperPaperback Software International Ltd.1.00infobox
VP-InfoRelease19861.00infobox
VP-InfoTypedatabase language & compiler1.00infobox
VP-Infois adatabase language and compiler for the personal computer0.90text
PC-MOS/386instance ofand also on multi-user/multi-tasking systems with NetBIOS over TCP/IP0.80text
VP-Inforelated to MarketingPaperback Software International Ltd0.60section
VP-Inforelated to MarketingMax0.60section
VP-Inforelated to MarketingLotus Development Corp0.60section
VP-Inforelated to MarketingVP-Planner0.60section
VP-Inforelated to MarketingLotus0.60section
VP-Inforelated to MarketingPaperback Software0.60section
VP-Inforelated to MarketingThough0.60section

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