Freeware

This page lists free software available for MV systems, provided by third-party developers rather than the DBMS vendors themselves. Other freeware is of course available on other pages on this site. Some software is open source (free=liberty) as well as having no cost associated (free=beer). Some free software relies on for-fee components.

Contact your preferred MV DBMS vendor about getting a free developer edition of the DBMS.

• http://precisonline.com/free.html#downloads
  • Credit Card Number Validation Made Free & Easy
  • SMTPClient: Email from Java Applications
  • XBASIC: Precompiler for Multivalue BASIC
  • SB+ Cookbook: ReportWriter Recipes
• http://www.tom-phillips.info/pick.tools.htm
  • Many utilities
• http://www.jaylabonte.com/pegasys.htm
  • Character based editor in SB+ for Unidata
• http://www.maverick-dbms.org/ Largely inactive FOSS MV DBMS
• http://www.performantsystems.com/persay/
  • PerSay? screen development tool
• http://www.infotools.ru/
  • Briz
  • See Freeware link for various helpful utilities
• http://www.openqm.com/cgi/docs/lib.qinp
  • Generalised Field Input Subroutine, custom for QM but can be ported
• http://www.openqm.com/cgi/lbscgi.exe?X=6cdoyk92r9&t0=h&t1=app.ae
  • Port of the U2 AE editor for QM, custom for QM but can be ported
• http://brianleach.co.uk/mvdeveloper.htm
  • Windows Based MultiValue Editor.
• http://nebula-rnd.com/freeware/
  • Many utilities
• http://sourceforge.net/projects/mvwww/
  • Open Source HTTP Integration Tools
• http://leonwooldridge.co.uk/
  • Collection of 350 (!) utilities (Not all entirely helpful but some gems)
• http://www.sprezzatura.com/sys_knowledge.htm Knowledgebase utility for older OpenInsight 16bit
  • Various other Revelation/OI free downloads: http://www.sprezzatura.com/downloads.htm
• http://www.nineelms.com/multivalue_code_snippets.html
• http://openinsight.wetpaint.com OpenInsight Community Source Code
• http://home.primus.ca/~lxp/sources.htm
• http://home.iprimus.com.au/otmarp/PEditor.zip
  • D3 Editor for .Net

Prior to their passing, Mike Ganz and Dave Weaver had a number of utilities on their websites. If you know of a repository where these are still available, please add a link here.