As you said, since version 8 PostgreSQL has a native windows install, instead of the old Cygwin route.
We will take a closer look at Oracle and chek it out Fyrebird. I wanted to settle on one database to use stored procedures, but maybe we will have to settle in one commercial DBMS and other FOSS.

Thanks
>Hi Victor
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>>Hello. I checked it. In fact, it's the default engine for local database in Morfik. Why do you like it over PostgreSql?
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>Though I must confess I have not tried PostgreSQL, but when I was looking at the alternative for SQL Server, there was MySQL, FireBird, SAPDB (the OSS version) and PostgreSQL
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>MySQL has licensing issues for commercial apps, PostgreSQL did not have (now it does) a Windows installer that can be used easily by low-tech people. SAPDB was very complicated and needed special hardware / OS which small clients generally don't have. FireBird became my choice because it has a very small footprint, generators, stored procedures, FB2 is more secure in terms of user security, non/low-tech installer, in short it is VFP like but it is yet an RDBMS.
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>Just my 2 cents.