Open Criteria est un système de gestion de base de données.
Il fonctionne sur différents systèmes d'exploitation : Prologue - Twin Server, Windows, Linux notamment dans sa distribution nommée Use it Linux Server et est distribué par la Société Prologue (aux Ulis en France).
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