Re: Network Database
From: Joe Celko <71062.1056_at_compuserve.com>
Date: 2000/08/07
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Date: 2000/08/07
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>> I went to "google", one of the search engines, and did a search
on "CODASYL Databases". CODASYL is an abbreviation for some standards
committee that dealt with databases in the pre relational era. FAIK,
CODASYL is still alive. <<
No, CODASYL was absorbed by the ANSI X3H2 years ago. We approved the NDL standard, then it expired, so there is no network database standard. But NDL mkight be a good search word.
--CELKO--
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