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kbmkris
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Hi,
Can anyone give me some details about natural and adabas? What they are and whether these are one of the programming languages in Mainframe? Please provide me some inputs. |
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ofer71
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Location: Israel
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NATURAL is a 4th-generation interpreted programming language, as well as a handy development environment.
ADABAS is semi-hierarchical database (from my experience - it is the best database I ever worked with). You can access ADABAS from any programming language.
You can read more about it in Software AG's web site.
If you have specific questions, please ask.
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dr_te_z
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Joined: 08 Jun 2007
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Location: Zoetermeer, the Netherlands
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When you start google-ing beware: there are 2 versions of adabas:
- adabas-c (they don't like it when you refer as Classic)
- adabas-d
On the mainframe we are talking about adabas-c. As ofer71 says: the best there is.
Adabas-d you'll find on unix/linux/windows. This database has had a lot of versions/names: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MaxDB |
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