ADABAS (English Wikipedia)

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  • S. M. Deen (1977). Fundamentals of Data Base Systems. p. 174. ISBN 1349158437. Adaptable Data Base System, or ADABAS, was developed by Software AG of Darmstadt, West Germany. Its first version appeared in 1971, and by now it has over 80 installations in Europe and the United States.
  • John Watson (2007). Pro Oracle Collaboration Suite 10g. p. 324. ISBN 978-1430202356. Historically, the solution was to use nonrelational structures, such as the inverted structure used by Adabas ...
  • "Adabas new products". Computerworld. 29 May 1978. p. 27.

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  • "Adabas to DB2 conversion". COSTS: "So far its been 2 years and 30 million dollars to convert." _versus_ BENEFITS: (but) "a single SQL statement (with joins) to replace pages of code.

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  • "Software AG memories". 25 March 2011. ADABAS was ... one of the three major inverted-list DBMS, the other two being Computer Corporation of America's Model 204 and ADR's Datacom/DB.

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  • "ADABAS Database Migration to IBM DB2, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server". ... including the conversion of any applications written in 4th Generation languages (4GL) to more contemporary languages, and the adaptation of any applications in standard programming languages to directly access the new relational database. Included in that coverage is Adabas and Natural from Software AG ...

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