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|    Embarcadero - what does this meanfor the    |
|    11 May 08 17:36:25    |
      From: nospam@nospam.com              Hello fellow Paradox users and enthusiasts!              Someone please help me because I have been trying to sort this out as to       what is in store for the future of Paradox and if there is any hope of it       being upgraded and improved upon and bug fixed.              Corel owns Paradox, but they don't own the BDE, and that is the heart of       Paradox. In my understanding that is why Corel has not or not been able       to improve upon Paradox. That and the fact that it would be a very expensive       endeavor for them, in a market that is already owned by MS Access, it almost       seems like a no-win situation for them, despite the dedicated legions who       haunt newsgroups like this.              Now if I understand correctly, the BDE has even been deprecated by       Borland/Codegear       in favor of a new engine called DbExpress.              Now that Embarcadero has purchased Codegear, what does this mean for the       future of BDE/Paradox? Embarcadero makes database tools... do they have       their own replacement for DbExpress/BDE planned? Will they sell BDE to Corel?        Does Corel even want it? Will they open the doors to Corel to work with       and improve BDE?              Maybe at some point they will open source the BDE.. could you imagine? That       might be the answer to Paradox's woes.              I apologize in advance if any of my info/conjecturing is less than 100%       accurate.        That's why I'm posting here, to get feedback and clarification from others       who might know more.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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