Scan Legacy Databases on the Web

October 1997 / International What's New / Scan Legacy Databases on the Web

Internet DataSpot brings combined search facilities to SQL, ISAM, ODBC, and flat-file databases, thus letting visitors to corporate Web sites make semantic and fuzzy searches in existing databases. The search engine retrieves most relev ant query results and displays them as HTML pages. A layout module allows for the design of templates and HTML pages.
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