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The term database application generally refers to a specific type of application, a general purpose tool either designed to be used embedded in other applications (like an address book), or by end-users on small projects. Larger systems that allow a number of users to manipulate data are generally referred to as database management systems instead, although they are, ostensibly, database applications (typically an interacting suite of them).
Examples of database applications include dBASE, FileMaker[?] and (to some degree) HyperCard.
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