
Omnis 3 Database Manager
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RAM Requirement: 128k
Control: Keyboard
Release Status: Abandonware
Year: 1984
Publisher: Blythe Software
Developers: David Seaman & Paul Wright
System 6 Compatible: No
Hard Drive Installable: No
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Believe it or not Omnis is STILL being sold and actively developed as of writing in 2017.
From their company website describing the latest Apple II offering:
Omnis 1, 2 and 3 were released together in April 1984 as a suite of Omnis products. Omnis 1 ("the file manager"), was intended to be an easy to use way of handling simple data, i.e. non-relational data. Omnis 2 ("the information manager"), was similar to the original Omnis but had more programmability. Omnis 3 ("the database manager") was designed for programmers and business owners to build their own customized applications. Omnis 3 was one of the first cross-platform database application tools for Apple computers and IBM compatibles running under MS-DOS.
Interesting – I wonder if any Apple II programs were developed with Omnis 3?