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[Hitokage]

Currently trying to keep a personal inventory of some stuff I have, and up until now I've been using Pilot-DB with my Sony Clie. It served its purpose well enough, but doesn't support over 500 records in a single db and becomes very hard to work with otherwise.

Now I'm considering managing the db on my PC then exporting it to my palm(CSV format would suffice), so I'm basically looking for a unix/linux equivalent to MS Access.... unless there's a better free db app for PalmOS.

 

[PotatoeMasher]

Currently trying to keep a personal inventory of some stuff I have, and up until now I've been using Pilot-DB with my Sony Clie. It served its purpose well enough, but doesn't support over 500 records in a single db and becomes very hard to work with otherwise.

Now I'm considering managing the db on my PC then exporting it to my palm(CSV format would suffice), so I'm basically looking for a linux equivalent to MS Access.... unless there's a better free db app for PalmOS.

Sounds like you could use the a spreadsheet program to output the CSV from the PC... unless you wanted to put domain constraints and enforce column types... There is an openoffice app that does spreadsheets... maybe called 'calc'... I can't really remember though...

Openoffice also has an access equivalent IIRC

 

[Hitokage]

Does it? Hmm... I thought the db part was just in Sun's StarOffice.

 

[God's Hand]

Do you have Windows and do you have Excel or Access? Just use an emulator. I hear they're really fast now.

 

[Hitokage]

I have windows, but Excel or Access cost money I don't have.