UniData
UniData UniData is a relational database management system (DBMS) created by IBM that runs on the major Unix servers and Windows NT/2000. Designed for embedding in vertical software applications, UniData was originally developed by Ardent Software , which was acquired by Informix and then IBM. UniData is part of IBM's ...
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Unidata   (translated from French)
Unidata Project European launched it January 28 1972 ... launched a similar plan. The success of Unidata supposed important government aid, what was the ... in 1975 : France denounced unilaterally the agreement Unidata and CII amalgamated with Honeywell-Bull . This ... and Siemens to found a consortium named Unidata later September 6 1972 : Philips joined the ... consortium July 4 1973 : Official creation of Unidata announced with Amsterdam by Philips , Siemens ...
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Calculation Plan   (translated from French)
... was launched European who was to become Unidata (CII, Philips , Siemens ) and was intended to ... launched a similar plan. The success of Unidata supposed important government aid, what was the ... the project in 1975 : France denounced the Unidata agreement unilaterally and CII amalgamated with Honeywell ... Siemens to found a consortium named later Unidata September 6 1972 : Philips joined the consortium ...
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Siemens (industry)   (translated from French)
... a small workshop of Berlin . The adventure Unidata 28 January 1972, Siemens creates the consortium Unidata, project European intended to allow in années ... in 1975 : France denounced the agreement unilaterally Unidata and CII amalgamated with Honeywell-Bull . Philips ...
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Pick operating system
Pick operating system The Pick operating system (often called just "the Pick system" or simply "Pick") is a demand-paged, multiuser, virtual memory, time-sharing operating system based around a unique "multivalued" database. It is used primarily for business data processing. Although it started on a variety of minicomputers, the system ...
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Industrial company for Data processing   (translated from French)
... 1973 , it formed part of the consortium Unidata only real competitor ofIBM who linked Philips ... government of Valery Giscard d' Estaing scuttled Unidata and ceda the company with Bull-Honeywell ...
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Philips   (translated from French)
... 6 September 1972, Philips joined the consortium Unidata, European project launched it 28 January 1972 ... in 1975 : France denounced the agreement unilaterally Unidata and CII amalgamated with Honeywell-Bull. Philips ...
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List software ports   (translated from French)
... aurp - Appletalk Update-Based Routing Pro. 388 unidata-ldm - Unidata LDM Version 4 389 Lightweight Directory Acess ...
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Informix
Informix Informix is a family of relational database management system products from IBM, acquired in 2001 from a company (also called Informix or Informix Software) which dates its origins back to 1980. The Informix DBMS started from the pioneering Ingres system that also led to Sybase and Microsoft SQL Server. For ...
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Bull   (translated from French)
... 1975 , the government français scuttled the consortium Unidata - competitor ofIBM dedicated with becoming it Airbus ...
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