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Top 20 Databases

[ Data ]

All databanks examined (alphabetical order)

4th Dimension, Access, Adabas, Adimens, Apollo, Approach, artbase, BDE-Borland DB Engine, B-Tree, Btrieve, CA-DATACOM, CodeBase, Cognos, Conzept 16, ctree, DAO, db Vista++, DB/400, DB2, dBase, DB-Fast, DDB2, DDB4, DISSPLA, DL/1, DMS, DVS 300, Embedded-SQL, ERWin (Entity Relationship Modeller), ESQL, F&A, Filemaker, FoxBase, Gemstone, Gupta / Centura, Hypercard, IDMS, IMS, Informix, Ingres, Interbase, ISAM, Jasmine, JDBC, Knowledgeman, LEASY, Lotus Approach, Lotus Notes, MS Internet Database Connector, MS SQL Server, mSQL / mySQL, Objective C, ObjectivityDB, ObjectStore, ocelot-SQL, ODBC, OLE-DB, Oracle, Paradox, POET, PointBase, Postgres, PowerPlay, Progress, Quest, Raima, RdB, RDBMS, ROCHADE, Rosi-SQL, SAPIENS, SAS, S-Designor (Data Modelling), SESAM, SmartWare, Spectrum, SQL, SQL Anywhere, SQL Forms, SQL Ocelot, Superbase, Supra-RDM, Supra-SQL, SyBase, TANDEM NONSTOP SQL, TDB Turbo Databank, TOTAL, Turbo-Image, UDS/IDMS, Unify 2000, versant, Visual dBase, VSAM, Watcom SQL, xBase, ZIM

These statistics are based on data collected in Germany, and should give you an educated quantification of the IT market in general.