Examples of using Btrieve in English and their translations into Russian
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Btr file extension Btrieve Database File.
Trace operations: this category contains settings related to tracing various Btrieve operations.
Applications can reference secure Btrieve data using a URI connection string.
Btrieve for Windows was created before the company rewrote the codebase to use the MKDE.
There are two configurations of Btrieve for Windows NT/95, standalone workstation and client/server.
Btrieve grew to a developer base of over 5,000 users and was widely used in the financial area.
As of 31 December 2000, all support for BTRIEVE and Sun System for BTRIEVE has been withdrawn.
Btrieve was totally rewritten, and on 1 July 1994 Btrieve 6.15 for DOS, Windows and OS/2 was released.
SoftCraft's definition of a client-based version was a"Btrieve engine running on a particular workstation.
Btrieve 7.0 ran on the same platforms as Btrieve 6. x: Windows 95, Windows NT 3.51& 4, Netware and DOS.
Pervasive AuditMaster provides real-time auditing of all database interactions, whether Btrieve or SQL.
They had minimally promoted Btrieve, largely due to the delay(24 months) in releasing version 6.
Variable-tail allocation tables were introduced in version 6.15,so they were included in the Windows NT/95 build of Btrieve.
Early the next year, Btrieve 5.0 was released to run as a native NetWare application, or VAP Value Added Process.
When MS-DOS 3.1 standardised its internalinterfaces in March 1985, they released Btrieve 3.1 C/S one month later, which had network and client/server support.
Btrieve for Windows NT and Windows 95 was released in 1995, along with Btrieve for Netware and Btrieve for Windows NT Server.
They did this in order to allow greater penetration of the relational database market and to re-align as an SQL vendor,though they are still marketing and developing Btrieve.
Btrieve for Windows could run as a client to the database that utilized SEFS or MEFS modes, or it could directly access the Btrieve server.
However, it was not promoted extensively by Novell, anddue to enhancements,(such as the change from pre-imaging to shadow-paging) it was incompatible with previous versions of Btrieve.
Btrieve for Netware was essentially the same as Btrieve for DOS with some extra features available only on Netware at the time.
They released a number of versions over the next few years:in February 1983 they released the Btrieve 2.x series, and when MS-DOS 2.0 developed support for file and directory handles, they released Btrieve 3.0.
This version of Btrieve allowed for null values in keys, which meant that a record could be entered into the database when information on the key was not available.
Negotiations between The Woodward's and Novell were entered into, and after two years Novell announced(26 Jan, 1994)that it was going to transfer ownership of Btrieve to Btrieve Technologies, Incorporated also known as BTI.
In February 1986, Btrieve 4.0 was released, and when the 4.1 upgrade was released it gained support for extended key types and supplemental indexes.
The feasibility of building interfaces between FACS and other major systems in the field such as Reality and Sun Accounts has been considered.Reality is a very old proprietary application software system, running on an obsolete operating system platform, BTRIEVE.
Finally, PSQL v9 expanded the Btrieve maximum file size from 64GB in 8.x and earlier file formats to 128 GB in 9.0 format files, and again to 256GB for files in the 9.5 file format.
The Btrieve file format consists entirely of pages, which are the data that move between memory and storage when the engine performs an I/O operation.
The application using Btrieve calls a services manager which then searches through various configured directories for specific encoded filename.
Btrieve has been owned and developed by four different companies: SoftCraft, Novell, Btrieve Technologies, Inc.(later renamed Pervasive Software), and Actian Corporation.
To avoid database corruption, Btrieve uses two methods of updating records: pre-image paging in Btrieve versions before 6.0, and shadow paging in subsequent versions.