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ranujn
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Joined: 03 Jun 2016
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Location: Australia
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Hello,
I have almost 4 year of experience in Mainframe with COBOL and DB2. Now i got project in Mainframe with Adabas.
I want to learn about Adabas. how its work in Mainframe and related all details. but i am not getting much information on Google
Can any one let me know the location from where i can collect much information on adabas? |
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Nic Clouston
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Location: Hampshire, UK
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Robert Sample
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Location: Dubuque, Iowa, USA
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Software AG owns the copyright on Adabas documentation and does not generally release this information on the internet. If your organization is licensed for Adabas, you have access to the documentation -- it could be on an internal web site, or by going directly to the Software AG web site with your organization's license key, or by using hardcopy manuals within your organization. As Nic said, you need to work within your organization to find out more.
In general, Adabas is NOT a relational data base but rather an inverted list -- it has SQL available but only as an add-on. Hence, unlike DB2 (and most of the relational data bases in use today), it has files not tables, records not rows, and fields not columns. |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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Welcome!
Buy on Amazon. |
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Ralph Zbrog
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Joined: 21 Nov 2009
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Location: California
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Ranujn,
I'm a little late with this reply. Sorry.
Documentation for all Software AG products is available for free on the Web.
Since this forum no longer supports Adabas and Natural, send me a private message and I'll help you get set up. Or reach me at rgzbrog@zzutils.com. |
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Bill Woodger
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Ralph,
It is still there in the description: "Java for Mainframe, Natural/Adabas, MQSeries and Websphere Message Oriented Middleware". That part got a "rename" of the forum.
If you want to poke McMillan in the Suggestions and Feedback, he may come up with something. |
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