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Category Archives: Technologies
What happened in 1986?
I have been rather busy of late, doing a bit of reading and a lot of research regarding the NF² or The Nested Relational Model. While browsing my old Universities library last year, I discovered an old text book on … Continue reading
Posted in General, mvdbs, Publications, RANT, SQL, Technologies
Tagged DBMS, General
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Multi-value in the News
Over the last week multi-value or post-relational databases were mentioned a couple of times in the media (media is a rather loose term these days).
Posted in mvdbs, News Items, Publications, Technologies
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y2k is now m4c
Remember all the excitement about the year 2000? Yes, it did affect multi-value environments; well it did where I was… It is back, but in a new form and this time it has absolutely nothing to do with computer systems!
Posted in Bugs, General, Technologies
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New Podcast from IBM
A new podcast has arrived in my itunes from IBM. Following the general theme, it’s getting the most out of wInetgrate 6.1.
Posted in dotNET, mvdbs, Publications, Technologies, U2, UniVerse
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At last – a DashBoard for mv environments
Some years ago, I looked into the dashboard concept very seriously and even experimented using MS-Excel and the auto-updating of imported data. I did this by regularly exporting the data from UniVerse to a CSV file on a shared drive. … Continue reading
U2 University wrapup from DBTA
A news item from the DataBase Trends and Applications website. Planning for IBM’s U2 University 2008 Underway
Eclipse IDE Pocket Guide
Just got delivered today from Amazon the ‘Eclipse IDE Pocket Guide‘ from O’Reilly. O’Reilly publishes a set of smallish pocket books, which this is one in the series. It covers the basics, from installation to creating and running a project, … Continue reading
PHP in UniVerse
After reading the articles in the December 2007 php Architect magazine, I thought that I should be able to get access to php from at least ECL. At the IBM U2 University, they covered something similar for python. It’s not … Continue reading
Posted in Code, Idea!, mvdbs, PHP, Publications, Techniques, Technologies, XML
Tagged PHP
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