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Growth · October 7, 2025

Valentina Server

Standalone & OEM Combined Database, Forms & Reports Server

What it does

Fast, cross-platform 5-in-1 server (ValentinaDB Server, Valentina SQLite Server, Valentina DuckDB Server, Forms Server, Reports Server) adds native extensions to ValentinaDB and SQLCipher support for SQLite Server.

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