Title: Good In It's Day; No Longer Relevant
Product review: In 1992, there weren't a lot of choices for database middleware for the PC. This was one of the first to allow getting at the data from C/C++. Combined with the then popular Borland C++ 3.0 compiler, it was possible to create robust applications for DOS or Windows 3.1. Tables were ISAM structured and could be opened across networks with decent reliability. The class library framework was adequate also and superior to working directly with the API calls. All in all, I was able to launch a software product based on it that worked reliably on the networks of the time.
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