IBM - DB2 Application Design and Implementation

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This document on IBM's Database 2 software was produced by IBM UK's Systems Education Department. It appears to form part of a full course on the software.

From the preface:

'These course notes are provided for the assistance of students within the context of the course. They may not include a full description of the products they refer to and should not be regarded as a substitute for reference manuals in other circumstances.'

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Date Published : 7th December 1988

Manufacturer : IBM

Platform : DATABASE 2

Format : PDF

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH43403. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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