Two basic programs, one in PowerBasic the other in QB45 description
Two basic programs, one in PowerBasic the other in QB45, to demonstrate to beginning programmers how to construct a SIMPLE databaseù They let you ADD, EDIT, DELETE or PRINT records
The two basic files are relatively the same except one is for PowerBasic 3.0 (SAMPDBPB.BAS) and the other is for QB45 (SAMPDBQB.BAS). To run, just load one of the other basic programs in its appropriate IDE and run or compile it. The programs don't have a lot of documentation, but the variables and Sub Procedures are pretty well self descriptive. It is also assumed that you have
a working knowledge of either QB45 or PowerBasic. The programs let you create a database whos size is limited by the size arrays you can use. Once created, you can ADD, EDIT, DELETE or PRINT records. After deleting a record, the next record added will be put in the spot the last deleted record occupied. Have fun and I hope they help.
Please feel free to upload these programs and README.TXT, unchanged, to any BBS in your area.
YOU USE THESE PROGRAMS AT YOUR OWN RISK, they are for learning purposes only.
File List:
README.TXT
1Kb
SAMPDBPB.BAS
14Kb
SAMPDBQB.BAS
13Kb
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