The language problem for small systems (Panel Session)

The language problem for small systems (Panel Session)

A survey of minicomputer data base management systems was conducted to determine the current state of the industry. The results of the survey are highlighted in this paper to provide a broad view of the features of commercially available mini-data base systems. Among the topics presented are hardwar...

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Veröffentlicht in:SIGMINI newsletter 1978-08, Vol.4 (4), p.24-34
Hauptverfasser: Mackie, Eric, Jacobson, Mark, Yoes, E., Desautels, Edward, Slonim, Jacob, Farrell, Michael W., Fisher, Paul S., Solomon, Susan L., Maguire, R. Brien
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