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2 total messages Started by Timothy G. Thompson Fri, 11 Jul 1986 18:11
IBM to UNIX database
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Author: Timothy G. Thompson
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 1986 18:11
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I know this request is going to sound strange, but can someone tell me how
easy/difficult it is to change things from an IBM-type database (like IMS),
to a UNIX-type database (like INGRES, UNIFY, ORACLE). I'm thinking about
porting a software package from an IBM environment to a UNIX/C environment,
and I'm pretty sure the package uses the IMS database. Any and all 
suggestions and comments (other than flames if this is a stupid question)
are welcome. Please e-mail responses to me at cbosgd!tgt. Thanks!!


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 Timothy G. Thompson           AT&T Network Systems             Columbus, Ohio
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Re: IBM to UNIX database
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Author: mike
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 1986 01:18
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The basic problem that you will face will be mapping a hierarchical data
model (IMS) to a relational one (ORACLE, UNIFY, etc).
"Introduction to Database Management Systems, Vol 1" by C.J.Date is a good
reference on the various data models.

	--Michael Bruck
	  Intel CAD, Santa Clara, CA


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