In 1988, dBASE IV added support for SQL. In 1994, dBASE 5 for Windows added objects and visual programming and provided connectivity to a variety of SQL databases using the Borland Database Engine.

Providing cross-database capability, it reads and writes natively to dBASE, Paradox, Access, Oracle, MS SQL Server and other databases. dBASE is an interpreted language that can also be compiled ...

If you are connecting to MS SQL Server and specifying the SAS/ACCESS option BCP=YES ... this list is not all-inclusive and is subject to change by Microsoft: dBase III, IV, 5.0 Excel 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, ...