OpenBase SQL database engine provides high-performance data storage and retrieval for demanding multi-user applications. Easy-to-use GUI administration tools allow users to design database schemas, edit table data, manage database user accounts and even control databases from across the internet.
What's New
Version 11.0: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
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BEWARE: Before trying out this software, be aware that there is no documented way to uninstall it from your system and it installs a wide variety of files all over the place. It is very, very difficult to remove from your system once installed.
Someone from OpenBase steered me to
/Library/OpenBase/bin/RemoveOpenBaseScript
It ran as root with the following result:
[macbookpro08-centrim:~] gjp22% sudo /Library/OpenBase/bin/RemoveOpenBaseScript
Password:
Sorry, try again.
Password:
Removing old launchd services...
launchctl stop error: No such process
launchctl: Error unloading: com.openbase.com.openexec
Removing old startup files...
Removing Automator Actions...
Removing System Preferences...
Killing OpenBase Porcesses...
No matching processes were found
No matching processes were found
No matching processes were found
No matching processes were found
No matching processes were found
Removing OpenBase Files...
rm: /Library/Documentation/OpenBase: No such file or directory
Reliable, fast and powerful with a constantly expanding feature set. Integrated webFones VoIP dialer (if you haven't checked this feature out do so). Prompt response from the developer and an amazing developer community. Best cross platform db server on the market. Thanks for the .11 dynamic IP fix for us road warriors. Keep up the great work.
Ever since I upgraded to Leopard I've been having major problems with Openbase. Namely, it won't work after a restart-the processes cannot boot up again. The only way I can solve this is to uninstall and reinstall everything but if I restart again it's crippled. I contacted tech support and all the could tell me was to download the most recent version of their software. Very poor.
I wrote to the company asking how to uninstall their product and got no response. I'm pretty unhappy about that. I'd steer clear of this product.
[Version 9.1.5]
Anonymousreviewed on 09 Oct 2004
Does this version work with Tiger/Tiger Server?
[Version 8.0.4]
4 Replies
Anonymouscommented on 16 Dec 2004
It doesn't appear to work with Tiger.
I tried to install StickyBrain yesterday, and OpenBase wouldn't fire up.
The relevant scripts are present in /etc/startupitems, it's just that it's not starting up.
Perhaps Apple changed the requirements for the scripts, or it's also possible that there's a Tiger Bug right now that prohibits OpenBase from working -- not clear where the blame lies yet.
Anonymouscommented on 22 Apr 2005
looks like OpenBase needs an update - which isn't downloadable yet. That's what the OpenbaseManager just told me:
2005-04-22 11:57:25 +0200: &ABORT - StickyBrain_MYUSERNAME: This OpenBase version has expired for MacOS X 10.4 Beta. Please use a newer version of OpenBase on MacOS X 10.4
Anonymouscommented on 15 Jul 2005
OpenBase SQL version 9.0 fully supports both Tiger and Panther. OpenBase SQL version 8.0.4 will not operate on Tiger or Panther 10.3.9 because it predates it.
Be sure to check for networking DNS problems. Leopard has serious new issues in this area, and OpenBase is affected. I had to mess with DNS to make my laptop work in one location yesterday, and it completely broke Openbase when I got home. Putting my home DNS config back fixed it.
I got the hint here: http://forums.marketcircle.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/7391090833/m/7941070915
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OpenBase SQL database engine provides high-performance data storage and retrieval for demanding multi-user applications. Easy-to-use GUI administration tools allow users to design database schemas, edit table data, manage database user accounts and even control databases from across the internet.
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Jeff Nailen reviewed on 11 Sep 2011
Avoid any dealings with OpenBase.
If you use them you are on your own - literally
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iGreg reviewed on 12 Sep 2009
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We can at least disable the peculiarly named agent and daemon,
openlaunch
openbase
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/Library/OpenBase/bin/RemoveOpenBaseScript
It ran as root with the following result:
[macbookpro08-centrim:~] gjp22% sudo /Library/OpenBase/bin/RemoveOpenBaseScript
Password:
Sorry, try again.
Password:
Removing old launchd services...
launchctl stop error: No such process
launchctl: Error unloading: com.openbase.com.openexec
Removing old startup files...
Removing Automator Actions...
Removing System Preferences...
Killing OpenBase Porcesses...
No matching processes were found
No matching processes were found
No matching processes were found
No matching processes were found
No matching processes were found
Removing OpenBase Files...
rm: /Library/Documentation/OpenBase: No such file or directory
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cctramer reviewed on 08 Jun 2008
D0112358 reviewed on 28 Jan 2008
Anonymous reviewed on 09 Oct 2004
I tried to install StickyBrain yesterday, and OpenBase wouldn't fire up.
The relevant scripts are present in /etc/startupitems, it's just that it's not starting up.
Perhaps Apple changed the requirements for the scripts, or it's also possible that there's a Tiger Bug right now that prohibits OpenBase from working -- not clear where the blame lies yet.
2005-04-22 11:57:25 +0200: &ABORT - StickyBrain_MYUSERNAME: This OpenBase version has expired for MacOS X 10.4 Beta. Please use a newer version of OpenBase on MacOS X 10.4
I got the hint here: http://forums.marketcircle.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/7391090833/m/7941070915