MultiValuedDatabases - Revision history

IanMcGowan: Add link to Rocket U2 wikipedia article

2024-11-14T17:35:59Z

Add link to Rocket U2 wikipedia article

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	The Pick MultiValue database has been around since the late 60's. The [[HistoryOfMV\|History of MultiValue]] is interesting, diverse and also full of [[ColorfulCharacters\| Colorful Characters]]. Pick and other MultiValue databases have numerous monikers; MultiValue, MV and Multi-dimensional are just a couple of them.		The Pick MultiValue database has been around since the late 60's. The [[HistoryOfMV\|History of MultiValue]] is interesting, diverse and also full of [[ColorfulCharacters\| Colorful Characters]]. Pick and other MultiValue databases have numerous monikers; MultiValue, MV and Multi-dimensional are just a couple of them.

	Wikipedia has a good overview article for those new to MV: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pick_operating_system Wikipedia - Pick Operating System]		Wikipedia has a good overview article for those new to MV:

			[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pick_operating_system Wikipedia - Pick Operating System]

			[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_U2 Wikipedia - Unidata and Universe Overviews]

	The following characteristics are common to most MV systems:		The following characteristics are common to most MV systems:

IanMcGowan: Reference PuTTY

2015-08-05T01:46:31Z

Reference PuTTY

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	*A query language, that deals with multivalued data structures		*A query language, that deals with multivalued data structures

	MV DBMS products traditionally run as a Virtual Machine over an operating system. In addition to other connectivity methods, many users can connect to these environments using [[TerminalEmulators\|Terminal Emulators]] like AccuTerm, Winnix or wIntegrate. These terminal emulators can host graphical interfaces and provide other capabilities that integrate server and client.		MV DBMS products traditionally run as a Virtual Machine over an operating system. In addition to other connectivity methods, many users can connect to these environments using [[TerminalEmulators\|Terminal Emulators]] like Putty, AccuTerm, Winnix or wIntegrate. These terminal emulators can host graphical interfaces and provide other capabilities that integrate server and client.

	For those who are interested in some of the more technical details of Pick and the [[PickDataStructure\|Pick Data Structure]] should review some of the links found at the bottom of this page. There is a general [[PhilosophyOfPick\| Philosophy of Pick]] for those who just want some more general info.		For those who are interested in some of the more technical details of Pick and the [[PickDataStructure\|Pick Data Structure]] should review some of the links found at the bottom of this page. There is a general [[PhilosophyOfPick\| Philosophy of Pick]] for those who just want some more general info.

Dwolt: Added MVON / ONware from ONgroup and ScarletDME, an open source fork of OpenQM

2015-07-26T23:41:35Z

Added MVON / ONware from ONgroup and ScarletDME, an open source fork of OpenQM

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	*[[jBase \| jBASE]]		*[[jBase \| jBASE]]
	*[[mvBase]]		*[[mvBase]]
			*[[MVON]] / [[ONware]]
	*[[OpenInsight]]		*[[OpenInsight]]
	*[[OpenQM \| OpenQM]] / [[QM \| QM]]		*[[OpenQM \| OpenQM]] / [[QM \| QM]]
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	*[[OpenQM]]		*[[OpenQM]]
	*Winter		*Winter
			*ScarletDME

	== Licensees ==		== Licensees ==

WikiSysop: /* Licensees */ added rexon

2015-03-13T18:34:02Z

Licensees: added rexon

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	*[[PrimeInformation\|Prime Information]]		*[[PrimeInformation\|Prime Information]]
	*R83		*R83
			*[[Rexon \| Rexon Business Machines]]
	*Sanyo[[/ICON]]		*Sanyo[[/ICON]]
	*TAU ??		*TAU ??

WikiSysop: /* Licensees */ added new licensees

2015-03-13T18:26:35Z

Licensees: added new licensees

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	*Advanced Revelation		*Advanced Revelation
	*[[Altos]]		*[[Altos]]
			*[[Archford \| Archford Computers International]]
	*[[C-Itoh]]		*[[C-Itoh]]
	*CDI ??		*CDI ??
	*[[Climax]]		*[[Climax]]
	*Datamedia		*Datamedia
			*[[Edgcore \| Edgcore Technology]]
	*[[ElectroniqueSergeDassault \| Electronique Serge Dassault]]		*[[ElectroniqueSergeDassault \| Electronique Serge Dassault]]
	*[[Fujitsu]]		*[[Fujitsu]]

WikiSysop: /* Licensees */

2015-03-13T18:11:47Z

Licensees

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	*Siemens-Nixdorf		*Siemens-Nixdorf
	*Pertec		*Pertec
	*[[PickBlue]]
	*Power95		*Power95
	*[[PrimeInformation\|Prime Information]]		*[[PrimeInformation\|Prime Information]]

WikiSysop: /* Licensees */ added new licensees

2015-03-13T18:07:20Z

Licensees: added new licensees

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	*[[C-Itoh]]		*[[C-Itoh]]
	*CDI ??		*CDI ??
	*Climax		*[[Climax]]
	*Datamedia		*Datamedia
			*[[ElectroniqueSergeDassault \| Electronique Serge Dassault]]
	*[[Fujitsu]]		*[[Fujitsu]]
			*[[IBCTechnologies \| IBC Technologies, Inc.]]
	*ICL Clan		*ICL Clan
	*[[IN2]]		*[[IN2]]
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	*Siemens-Nixdorf		*Siemens-Nixdorf
	*Pertec		*Pertec
			*[[PickBlue]]
	*Power95		*Power95
	*[[PrimeInformation\|Prime Information]]		*[[PrimeInformation\|Prime Information]]

WikiSysop: /* A very partial list of extinct (or nearly so) MV systems: */ changed title to licensees

2015-03-13T15:17:43Z

A very partial list of extinct (or nearly so) MV systems:: changed title to licensees

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	*Winter		*Winter

	== ~~A very partial list of extinct (or nearly so) MV systems:~~ ==		== Licensees ==

	*[[AppliedDigitalDataSystems \| ADDS Mentor]]		*[[AppliedDigitalDataSystems \| ADDS Mentor]]

WikiSysop at 22:48, 12 March 2015

2015-03-12T22:48:19Z

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	The Pick ~~Multi-Value~~ database has been around since the late 60's. The [[HistoryOfMV\|History of ~~Multi-Value~~]] is interesting, diverse and also full of [[ColorfulCharacters\| Colorful Characters]]. Pick and other ~~Multi-Value~~ databases have numerous monikers; ~~Multi-Value~~, MV and Multi-dimensional are just a couple of them.		The Pick MultiValue database has been around since the late 60's. The [[HistoryOfMV\|History of MultiValue]] is interesting, diverse and also full of [[ColorfulCharacters\| Colorful Characters]]. Pick and other MultiValue databases have numerous monikers; MultiValue, MV and Multi-dimensional are just a couple of them.

	Wikipedia has a good overview article for those new to MV: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pick_operating_system ~~[[WikiPedia]]~~]		Wikipedia has a good overview article for those new to MV: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pick_operating_system Wikipedia - Pick Operating System]

	The following characteristics are common to most MV systems:		The following characteristics are common to most MV systems:
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	*A query language, that deals with multivalued data structures		*A query language, that deals with multivalued data structures

	MV DBMS products traditionally run as a Virtual Machine over an operating system. In addition to other connectivity methods, many users can connect to these environments using [[TerminalEmulators\|Terminal Emulators]] like ~~Accuterm~~, Winnix or ~~Wintegrate~~. These terminal emulators can host graphical interfaces and provide other capabilities that integrate server and client.		MV DBMS products traditionally run as a Virtual Machine over an operating system. In addition to other connectivity methods, many users can connect to these environments using [[TerminalEmulators\|Terminal Emulators]] like AccuTerm, Winnix or wIntegrate. These terminal emulators can host graphical interfaces and provide other capabilities that integrate server and client.

	For those who are interested in some of the more technical details of Pick and the [[PickDataStructure\|Pick Data Structure]] should review some of the links found at the bottom of this page. There is a general [[PhilosophyOfPick\| Philosophy of Pick]] for those who just want some more general info.		For those who are interested in some of the more technical details of Pick and the [[PickDataStructure\|Pick Data Structure]] should review some of the links found at the bottom of this page. There is a general [[PhilosophyOfPick\| Philosophy of Pick]] for those who just want some more general info.

WikiSysop: /* A partial list of commercially available MV systems: */

2015-03-12T22:40:12Z

A partial list of commercially available MV systems:

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	*[[mvBase]]		*[[mvBase]]
	*[[OpenInsight]]		*[[OpenInsight]]
	*[[QM \| ~~OpenQM~~]]		*[[OpenQM \| OpenQM]] / [[QM \| QM]]
	*[[Reality]]		*[[Reality]]
	*[[UniData]]		*[[UniData]]