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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 507.1 | Rdb and DB competition presentation material | KETJE::VANTRICHT | Eddy VAN TRICHT | Mon Dec 04 1989 12:55 | 10 |
| -The competitive slides have been moved to following location:
NOVA::PM01:[BOOTH.PUBLIC]
-The Rdb slides #863 are located there together with the script
but there are also slides + scripts handling the DB competition :
ORACLE,INGRES,SYBASE
-If you are looking for a good presentation handling Rdb in general
but also new SQL features, I can recommand you following presentation
HERON::NVIA:[MARSHALL.SLIDES]RDB_VMS.PS
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| 507.2 | What Paper Size | MAIL::DUNCANG | Gerry Duncan @KCO | Tue Dec 05 1989 12:40 | 5 |
| The presentation on HERON is really good but I believe it requires
longer paper, A4 (?) length since some of the slides were chopped
off on the margins.
Can we get a version for USA size paper ?
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| 507.3 | | TRCO01::SANDHU | Bhagwant Sandhu @TRC | Tue Dec 05 1989 20:54 | 2 |
| I'm having trouble getting the HERON::NVIA:[MARSHALL.SLIDES], is
this the right node_name/dir?
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| 507.4 | contact for Rdb_SQL 3.1 features presentation | KETJE::VANTRICHT | Eddy VAN TRICHT | Wed Dec 06 1989 18:30 | 3 |
| The directory seems to be protected,
please contact HERON::MARSHALL or RICARD::LAURENT
about the Rdb_SQL presentation.
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| 507.5 | Demo Kit ? | MSAM00::ZAHIRYUSOF | | Thu Dec 07 1989 06:53 | 6 |
| Is there a Demo Kit for Rdb that I can copy from that network ??
I also have problems in copying the file from HERON::NVIA::[MARSHALL.
SLIDES].
Zahir.
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| 507.6 | HERON::PUBLIC:[TP_DB]RDB_VMS.PS (slide location) | HERON::MARSHALL | Chris Marshall N.S.T.C. Valbonne | Wed Dec 20 1989 18:16 | 14 |
| The presentation on HERON has been moved to
HERON::PUBLIC:[TP_DB]RDB_VMS.PS
Feel free to copy it, I will be making some revisions in the near
future so now is a good time to make comments.
One of the previous notes mentions that some slides appear chopped.
They are this way whether they are printed on 8� by 11 paper or the
metric A4 size. The intention was to make appear as though you were
seeing a portion of a much large database so only the piece which is
critical for the slide is actually shown.
I do not have 8� by 11 paper readily available but if there are any
slides which have essentially pieces chopped let me know.
cheers,
Chris
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