Early 90s Databases

I'm not sure if I am in the right forum to ask this question but at my old office, we had a database that was built in the early 90's and was not compatible with any of the office suite to create reports etc.
Does anyone have any idea what kind of database it might have been?paradox, foxpro, lotus approach, dbase, clipper, btrieve...|||VSAM, BDAM, DB2 Os/360 2.3|||C-Tree, Btrieve, MUMPS, SmallTalk, Lotus Notes, Clarion, VOOM, MRRS, Harpoon, Slythe, Ansa, Vulcan, Whatsit... The list is positively huge. There are quite possibly thousands of choices.

-PatP|||Mention the operating system file name associated with that database... easy way to find the source.|||reed and papyrus, stone tablets...|||satya, if he could remember the filename (or, more precisely, the file extension), then he prolly wouldn't need to ask ;)|||Thats true :) but to cut down the problem it is only the way out :S
satya, if he could remember the filename (or, more precisely, the file extension), then he prolly wouldn't need to ask ;)|||Thats true :) but to cut down the problem it is only the way out :SGood point, but with only one post and no participation at all, I don't think we'll hear much more from them... I'm often too willing to help people, but I get the feeling that this was a "one time shot" where a message was posted and we'll never hear from ScouserJay again.

-PatP

Dynamically CHange Table Name

Hi All...
How to dynamically change the Table name which i have use at design time. if old and new table contains same fields but changing only table name.(Old- at Design Time
New - At Run TIme)

I would prefer not to have to go through the hassle of manually opening up my Crystal Report documents in Visual Studio and setting their new table name each and every time I want to make a change to the table name dynamically.

Hope So....
Thanks in Advance.

Regards
Henry Jones.I think this is difficult to do this
See if you find solution here
http://support.businessobjects.com/