Borland Database Desktop

Borland Database Desktop is a classic Windows utility from Borland for managing desktop databases. Bundled for years with Borland Delphi and C++Builder, it provides a straightforward interface to create, browse, and edit tables—primarily in Paradox and dBASE formats—through the Borland Database Engine (BDE). It lets you define fields and data types, build primary and secondary indexes, restructure tables, set validity checks, and maintain relationships between tables. You can run ad hoc queries and SQL statements, repair and pack tables, and move data using basic import/export tools. Developers and power users have relied on it to prototype schemas, inspect data during development, and administer local datasets or BDE aliases. Although considered legacy today, Database Desktop remains a compact, dependable tool for working with the classic Borland data stack.

Borland Database Desktop is developed by Borland and is used by 25 users of Software Informer. The name of the program executable file is dbd32.exe. This particular product is not fit to be reviewed by our informers.

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