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dBASE

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dBASE

Family of microcomputer programs used for manipulating large quantities of data; also, a related fourth-generation language. The first version, dBASE II, was published by Ashton-Tate in 1981; it has since become the basis for a recognized standard for database applications, known as xBase.
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Among industry accountants, the trend is similar: DBASE is used by more than half of CPAs, with Paradox now holding about a fifth of the market.
How CPAs use software by Lindsey, Howard C. / Journal of Accountancy
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