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In Vectors we touch on Vector Databases.

In Postgres we touch on one of the most powerful free software RDBMS that is well known for GIS (and now even Vector capabilities).

Desktop

For developing database-backed applications using a desktop software package similar to FileMaker Pro, you may want to check out Glom Glom does use a database server (Postgres) and also Python for creating calculated fields.

Kexi is the KDE office suite database component that is similar to Microsoft Access.

OpenOffice Base offers similar features to Kexi. Note that with libsqliteodbc, OpenOffice can talk to sqlite through ODBC even though it can't talk to it natively.

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+In [[Vectors]] we touch on Vector Databases.
+In [[Postgres]] we touch on one of the most powerful free software RDBMS that is well known for [[GIS]] (and now even Vector capabilities).
+== Desktop ==
+For developing database-backed applications using a desktop software package similar to FileMaker Pro, you may want to check out '''[http://www.glom.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page Glom]'''  Glom does use a database server (Postgres) and also Python for creating calculated fields.
+Kexi is the KDE office suite database component that is similar to Microsoft Access.
+OpenOffice Base offers similar features to Kexi. Note that with libsqliteodbc, OpenOffice can talk to sqlite through ODBC even though it can't talk to it natively.
+== See Also ==
 [[Mediawiki Sql]] describes database tricks relevant to working on the MediaWiki system
 [[Category:Database]]
 [[Category:Development]]